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D.B, REDDY
PLANl’ PROTI'ECTION SPECIALIST, EXTENSION DIRECTORATE
T. S. RAJAGOPALAN
CHIEF LIBRARIAN, INDIAN COUNCIL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
M. R. PANIKKAR
AORIGULTURAL OFFICER, INDIAN COUNCIL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
INDIAN COUNCIL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
NEW DELHI
Production Officer ; Krishan Kumar
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Dali® Singh, Under Secretary, Indian Council of Agricultural Research,
:■ . .. . 'Delhi
Foreword
Plant protection is as old as Agriculture. When farming
evolved through food-gathering, .hunting and pastura!
stages to stablise in sedentary agriculture, the factors such
as external and internal enemies of crops limiting the
enterprise were also taken notice of. More often than
not, pests and diseases particularly in sudden epidemics
were considered as the outcome of divine displeasure.
Evidences are not, at the same time, lacking that plant
protection measures and that too in the form of fungicidal
and insecticidal treatments were practised even ^ in Yedic
age and near about. ' •
Plant protection in the modern sense of the term is,
however, a later development. During the recent decades,
several aspects of plant protection have made tremen-
dous progress particularly in the wake of new findings in
biological and chemical sciences. Improved tools and tech-
niques in finding out plant maladies and the most effective
way of remedying them have also opened up new horizons.
Perhaps, this is one of the greatest contributions of
modern science to humanity for conservation of natural
resources.
Corresponding to the growing importance of the sub-
ject, the v olume of literature pouring out of the researches
is massive and continuous. While the existing techniques
of plant protection are being sought to be perfected,
stranger and more viruleut enemies are also cropping up,
calling for eternal vigilence and change of strategy and
technique. The cycle goes on taxing the ingenuity of plant
protection workers, resulting in a plethora of records , of
experiences and findings.
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For an ardent student seeking information on a parti-
cular aspect of plant protection, this avalanche of literature
would be a nightmare, unless he is helped and given guid-
ance to the various sources of information. A classified
bibliography, therefore, fulfils in a great measure this need.
This bibliography on‘ Plant Protection is fairly comprehen-
sive in its coverage and refers only to the work done in
India. About 2,500 documents are listed in the biblio-
graphy and the detailed classified sequence is its distinctive
; feature.
It has been the practice with us for some time now to
bring out bibliographies during Conferences and Seminars.
The present work is yet another attempt . in this direction
and Sarvashri Reddy, Rajagopalan and Panikkar deserve
to be complimented for bringing out this useful biblio-
graphy.
J. S. PATEL
I.G.A.R. New Delhi
April 22, 1964
AGRICULTURAL COMMISSIONER
WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
Introduction
The Indian Council of Agricultural Research is organising
an All India Seminar on Plant Protection from the 22nd
April 1 964 to the 28th April ! 964. On this occasion the
Council is bringing out a bibliography on Plant Protection
with reference to India.
Organised plant protection activity in our country,
especially on field scale received impetus only after the
World War II Considerable amount of literature began
to be published thereafter as would be evident from the
listing in this bibliography of a very large number of
entries published near about 1950 and onwards. The
compilers had initially desired to attempt an exhaustive
bibliography on the subject but some practical considera-
tions have subsequently imposed on them to make the
bibliography a selective one. The subject of Plant Pro-
tection deals with the diverse aspects such as the control
of diseases, insect pests, weeds, deficiency diseases, weather
hazards etc. and the volume of published literature on
each of them is not equal and it was difficult to maintain
a balance of coverage.
While most of the contributions on plant diseases,
insects and other pests and weeds may touch upon control
aspects as well, in this bibliography an attempt is made to
list those articles wherein only a substantial portion dealt
with practical and field control measures. Mostly those
articles the tittles of which clearly indicated that the con-
trol aspects were also dealt with have been included as it
has not been possible to read every reference on the subject.
In addition to periodical literature an attemt^t has been
made to cover books, proceedings of conferences and
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seminars, bulletins, leaflets, acts, standard specifications,
etc.
The distinctive feature of this bibliography is the
detailed classified listing of the entries. The table of com
tents indicates the scheme of classification followed.
The earlier sections list references on plant protection
problems in general which cover diseases caused by
bacteria, viruses and fungi and insects and other pests,
weeds, deficiency diseases etc. including their control. The
latter sections list references dealing with specific crops.
The crops have been broadly grouped on the basis of their
utility. While in the ultimate class, the references are
arranged alphabetically by the name of the authors, some
deviations have been made at certain places to bring to-
gether references dealing with a particular disease or a pest.
The references which are multifocal in their contents,
i.e. dealing with more than one crop/malady/control
measure could be entered only under one heading — the
one in which the contribution deals with substantially. If
some entries are not found under the headings sought,
it may become necessary to refer to other possible head-
ings under which such entries could be classed. However,
it is hoped, that the classified presentation of entries will
enhance the usefulness of the bibliography for finding out
readily and with ease the published information on the
different aspects of the subject of Plant Protection.
The compilers wish to record their grateful thanks to
Dr. J. S, Patel, Agricultural Commissioner with the
Government of India for encouragement.
New Delhi
April 22, 1964
D. B. Reddy
T. S. Rajagopalan
M. R„ Panikkar
Contents
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
DISEASE AND PEST—GENERAL
PLANT PROTECTION
General
India
States in India
CONTROL
Cultural
Biological
Chemical
PESTICIDE
Use
Handling
Application, Spraying
Machinery for Application
Aircraft for Application
FUMIGANT
Fumigation
Seed Treatment
Legislation
Acts
DISEASE-CONTROL
General
Biological Agent
Cultural
Chemical
FUNGICIDE
Action
Testing and Evaluation
Bordeaux Mixture
ANTIBIOTICS
INSECT PEST
VIM
' Termite ' ' ■
• Locust and Grasshopper 9
Polyphagous Insect
INSECT PEST CONTROL H
General H
Mechanical
Cultural
Biological
Chemical
INSECTICIDE
Inorganic
Organic
DDT 13
BHC 13
Others *3
Vegetable origin 1“^
Microbial 1*^
Testing and Evaluation 14
Application 13
Hazard 13
Toxicity, Residue and Bioassay 15
Phytotoxicity 1^
Resistance to Insecticide 16
Integrated
NON-INSECT ANIMAL PEST 16
Millipede
Nematode
Earthworm
Snail and Slug 16
Bird
Rodent 1"^
Other Mammal
WEED 1"^
NOXIOUS WEED-GENERAL 18
Argemons 1^
Bandha 18
Baisurai 1^
Broomrape 18
Cmcuta 15
k ■
Eupatorium i9
Hariali 19
Kans 19
Lantana 20
Loranthus * 20
Nutgrass 20
Pohll and Xanthium 21
Prickly pear 21
Striga 21
Water Hyacinth 21
Others 22
WEED CONTROL 22
Mechanical and Cultural 24
Biological 24
Chemical 24
2, 4-D 26
Others 26
DEFICIENCY DISEASE 26
WEATHER HAZARD 26
GRAIN CROP 26
GRAIN STORAGE 26
Fumigation 26
Insect Proofing 27
Insect Control 27
Rat Control 28
RICE 28
Fungus Disease 28
Blast 29
Seed Treatment 29
Pest 29
Stem Borer 30
Gall Fly 31
Grasshopper 31
Rice Bug 31
Hispa 31
Non-Insect Animal Pest 32
Rat 32
Weed 32
Storage '33
Physiological Disease
Flood Dama^ 33
Salinity 33
. WHEAT
Fungus Discasii 33
Rust 33
Loose Smat 34
Seed Treatment 34
Nematode 34
Insect Pest 34
Weed 35
OAT SS
BARLEY
MAIZE
MILLET
Pest '
Weed 37
Bajra
Ragi ■
Buckwheat, Amaranth, Clhcnopod
PLUSES -37
Gram ^7
pest
Pigeonpea
Blackgram S8
Bean
Frenchbean 38
Clusterbean 38
Labiab 38
Pea 3S
NOT
Gashewmst 39
■ Walnut 39
FRUIT
. Disease 39
Pest 39
Weed . ^
Storage 4,0
^ APPLE
xi
CITRUS 40
Bacterial Disease ' 49
Fungus Disease 41
Pest 41
Deficiency 4I
Weed 42
Storage 42
BANANA 42
Disease 42
Pest 42
Deficiency 42
Weather Hazard 42
MANGO 4-2
Fungus Disease 42
Malformation 43
Pest 43
Weed 44
Deficiency 44
GRAPE 44
GUAVA .'44
FIG " ' ■'"'■^4'
BER ' ' '44
PINEAPPLE 44
PEAR 44^
SOURGHERRY 45
STRAWBERRY 4-5
PEACH 45
LITGHI 45
PAPAYA 45
PERSIMON 45
SAPOTA 45
JAMBULANA 46
POMEGRANATE 46
VEGETABLE 45
Onion 46
Sweet Potato 46
Tapioca 46
; Potato 46
VIRUS DISEASE , 46
Kii
FUNGUS DISEASE
Blight 47
NEMATODE 4-7
PEST 47
WEED 48
STORAGE 48
Cauliflower 48
Cabbage 48
Brinjal 48
NEMATODE 49
PEST 49
WEED 49
Bhendi 49
PEST 49
Singhara 49
Pumpkin 50
Gourd 50
Tomato 50
NEMATODE 50
PEST 50
SUGARCANE
VIRUS DISEASE 50
FUNGUS DISEASE 50
NEMATODE 51
PEST 51
CONTROL 51
Cultural 51
Biological 52
Chemical 52
MITE 52
TERMITE 52
GRASSHOPPER 53
BORER 63
PYRILLA 54
OTHERS 54
WEED 64
Chemical Control 55
sm
mVERAGE AND NARCOTICS
■ . , 55
TEA
m
Fungus Disease
S5
Nematode
. 56
Pest
56
Weed
56
TOBACCO
66
Disease
56
Nematode
56
Pest
56
Weed
51
COFFEE
.m
Fungus Disease
57
Nematode
58
Pest
58
Phytotoxicity
58
Weed
58
Deficiency
58
OIL CROP
GROUNDNUT
68
Disease
59
Pest
59
Weed
59
COCONUT
69
Virus Disease
60
Fungus Disease
60
Pest
60
Weed
61
SESAMUM
: . 61
CASTOR
. 61
Mustard
61
Disease
61
Pest
01
V/eed
61
SAFFLOWER
61
NIGER
62
LINSEED
02
SPICE AND DRUG PLANT
62
turmeric
62
. betelvine
62
MINT
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CORIANDER 63
CHILLIES. ■- ■ "■ 63
CUMIN ' . 63
FENNEL 63
BLACK PEPPER ... 63
CARDAMOM 63
ARECANUT 64
Fungus Disease 64
Yellowleaf Disetise 64
Pest 44
Non-Insect Animal Pest 64
Weed 64
LATEX YIELDING AND FIBRE CROP 65
RUBBER . 65
Disease 65
Insect 65
Non-Insect Animal Pest - 65
Weed 65
JUTE 65
SUNNHEMP 66
DECCAN HEMP 66
COTTON 66
Fumigation 66
Fungus Disease 66
Pest 67
Weed 69
Weather Hazard ■ 69
ORNAMENTAL PLANT 69
GREEN MANURE CROP - ' 69
AUTHOR INDEX 71
MSSASfi AND ^ESr—GENER/it
Agricultural production in India and . esti-
tnated losses due to pest damage. Burmah
Shell 1962. 16p.
Bap Reddy {D) : Insect pests and diseases of
crops and plants. Hyderabad Farmers Union.
Flant protection Vol. 1, 1956. 26p.
Pests and diseases of agricultural importance
In India Plant Prot Bull 1959, 11(1-4), 1-71..
Pest and diseases outbreaks. Plant Prot
BulH9.5S, 10(1-4), 3a42.
Pests and diseases number. Plant Prot Bull
1959, 9(1-4), 1-fO (Published in 1963).
PLANT PROTECTION
OENERAL
Bhatnagar (SP) : Ways and means of
intensifying plant protection work. Rural
India 1952, 25(2), 68-70.
Decker (GC) : Pros and cons of pests,
pest control and pesticides. Farm J 1962,
4(2), 13-16; 4:4), 16-17.
Fighting crop pests and diseases. Indian
Fmgl960, 9(I0i, 3.
Gopala Meoon ER): Role of plant pro-
tection in intensive agriculture. Madras agric
1 1951, 38(2), 120-23.
Ibrahim Ali (SA) : Some suggestions for
intensifying plant protection work. Madras
agric J 1956, 43, 260-62.
Kadam (BS i et al : War on pests and disea-
ses. Farmer i960, 11 ( 1 ), 77-80.
Khushal Singh (S) ; Dressing of plant
wounds. Punjab Fmr 1951, 3(1), 21.
Kirschner (MJ) : Is crop protection a
lu.xury ? Indian F'mg 1951, 1(3), 14-17.
Kiilkarni iPIL) : Food problem and pest
control. Poona agric Coll Mag 1949, 40(1),
11-14.
Lai (KB): Importance and economics of
plant protection in agricultural planning.
Plant Prot Bull 1956, 8(3 & 4), 14-17.
Lai ( KB) ; What plant protection is. Indian
Fmg 1958, 8 (6), 24-25, 27, 32.
Lai (KB) : Meeting every situation in plant
protection. Indian Fmg 1958, 8(7), 10-12;
Lai (KB) : Needed : Effective ways of
controlling pests and diseases, Indian Fmg
1958, 8, 29-31.
Many pests, but one spray. Extention 1960,
i(5), 1
Prasad (N) : Rise of plar\t protection pro-
blem. Jobner agric Coll Mag 1962, No 2,
5-‘J.
Procter (CC) ; Newer technique for sav-
ing crop.s from pcsis and diseases. Indian
Fmg 1958, (S-Ts, 27-.>2.
Protection against plant pests. Allahabad
Fmr 1961, 35, 47-50; Plant Chron 1961, 56,
181-84.
Puttarudriah (M) ; Good farming practice.s
as aids, in the control and prevention of nscct
pests. Mysore agric Culand Yrbk 1955, 112-
15 .:
Ramakrishnan (S) : Group action in plant
protection. Extension (Suppl) 1953, 2(12), 23-24.
Reddy (DB) : Plant protection worker-— his
tasks Seminar on Plant Protection in Mysore
State, Bangalore, 1962, 8-12.
Reddy (DB) : Some timely crop protection
tips. Exten^ion. 1962, 2(11), 2-4.
Reddy (DB) : Taking care of pesti and
weeds. Itens Agric 1963, 1(2), 28-30,
Srivastava (BK) and Khan (RM) : Co-
ordination of research and extension in plant
protection. Jobner agric GoJl Mag 1962,
No. 2, 10-13.
Thinimalarao (V) : Guide showing methods
to control crop pests and diseases. Andhra
Agric Dept Bull 1, 1954.
Treatment and control of the three main
root diseases. Plant Chron. 1961, 56 , 423-24.
Trehan (KN) : Role of plant protection in
agriculture. Punjab Fmr, 1951, 3(3), 84-95.
Venkatarayan (SV) : Plant sanitation as an
aid to plant protection. Mysore agric J 1951,
26(3), 60-63.
Vasudeva (RS) : Round the year with plant
diseases. Indian Fmg 1956, (6-7), 45-56.
INDIA
Activities of the Directorate of plant Pro-
tection, Quarantine and Storage during 1953.
Plant Prot Bull 1954, 6(1), 1-2.
Deshmukh (PS) : Plant protection and
intensive drive for better production. Plant
Prot Bull 1957,9.1), 1-5.
Kaul (RN) and GangnU (BN) ; Plant
protection in arid zones of India. Proc nat
Acad Sci India 1963, 33B(1), 67-68.
Lai (KBi ; Directorate over a decade.
Plant Prot Bull 1956. 8(2', 1-6.
Major activities of the Directorate of Plant
Protection, Quarantine and Storage during
1958. Plant Prot Bull 1958, !0( 1-4), 43-46.
Mohanty (UN) : Plant protection service in
India. Allahabad Fmr 1919, 23(6 , 198-202.
Plant protection. New Delhi, Directorate of
Plant Protection. I960, i7p.
2
Plant protection in India. Ed 2, Calcutta,
:nndia, 1952, n9p.
Plant protection work in India during 1949.
iflianFmg 1950, 11(6), 243.
Plant protection work in India during Kharif
940. Plant Prot Bull 1950, 2(1-2), 1-6.
Plant protection work in India during 1949-
0. Plant Prot Bull 1950, 2(2), 31-43. -
Progress of plant protection work in India,
dant Prot Bull 1949, i(l), 1-7.
Reddy (DB) : Crop pests and diseases for
welve months from August to July and what
to do about them. Extension 19 60, 1(1), 16-17;
2), 9-12; (3), 9-12; (4), 9-10; (5), 19; 1961,1(6),
21; (7), 26; (8), 11; (9), 26; (10), 12; (11), 17;
;i2),2i.
Reddy (DB) : Your plant protection guide.
Directorate of Extension. Ministry of Food
and Agric, 1962, 80p.
Reddy (DB) ; Plant protection. In Agricul-
tural production manual. ICAR. 1962, 71-109.
Reddy (DB) s Plant protection in the
lADP. Package Programme News 1962, 1(1),
18-19.
Reddy (DB) ; Now*s the time to checkf on
pests and diseases. Intens Agric 1963, 1(1),
12 .
Some important conclusions and recommen-
dations of the Second Conference of Central
and State Plant Protection Officers held at
New Delhi on the 16th April 1952, Plant
Prot. Bull. 1952 4{2), 3 -39.
STATES IN INDIA
Antoa Pradesh
Plant protection in Andhra Pradesh 1963.
Directorate of Agriculture, Andhra Pradesh,
10 p.
Plant protection work in Hyderabad State
during I95i-52, Plant Prot Bull 1952, 4(2),
32-33.
Qadiruddin Khan (M) : Plant protection
service (pest control). Hyderadad state.
Rao (VT), Rao (PG) and Rao (PVR) ;
Guide showing methods to control pests and
diseases. Bull I, Dept of Agric and Fisher
Andhra 1954, 14Ip.
As^m
Chowdhory (S) and Majid (S) : Handbook
of plant protection. Shillong, Assam Govt
Press 1954, 117p.
Bengal (West)
Banerjee (SN) : Short report on plant pro-
tection (Entomological) work in West Bengal
from April 1950 to November 1950. Plant
Prot Bull 1951,3(4), 106-! I,
Plant protection in Bengal. Directorate of
Agriculture, Ser No 2/62. 1962.
Plant protection handbook. West Bengal,
Directorate of Agriculture. Ser No 14/63.
July 1963, 18p.
Bihar
Singh (MP) : Pest control work in Mokomeh
Tal. Indian E mg 1950, 11 (8;, 336-39.
Himachal Pradesh
Plant protection work in Himachal Pradesh.
Plant Prot Bull 1949, 1(1), 27.
Kerala
Selvaraj (CJ) : Guide to plant protection in
Kerala State. Ernakulam, Govt Press 1957,
24p.
Madhya Pradesh
Gupta (RL) and Joshi (SA) t Review of
plant protection in Madhya Pradesh (Dec’49
to Mar'55). Plant Prot Bull 1956, 8(1), 17-
25.
Madras
Anantanarayanan (KP) and Nagajara Rao
(KR) : Plant protection in Madras State.
Plant Prot Bull 1958, lOa-4), 13-17.
Nagarajan (KR) : Progress of plant protec-
tion in Madras State. Madras agric J 1959,
46, 3-7.
Nagarajan (KR) : Guide to the control of
crop pests. Madras Department of Agriculture
1961, 75p.
Pest control work in Madras during the half
year ending December 1949, Plant Prot Bull
1950, 2(1-2), 12-14.
Plant protection work in Madras State dur-
ing the quarter ending 31 March 1951. Plant
Prot Bull 1951, 3(4), 95-101.
Plant protection work (Mycological) done in
the Madras State during the quarter ending
31.3.1953. Plant Prot Bull 1963, 5(2',
44-45.
Progress of plant protection work in
Madras. Plant Prot Bull 1949-50, 1, (2-3),
46,
Progress of plant protection work done in
Madras State during the quarter ending Sep-
tember 1952. Plant Prot Bull 1953, 5(1),
21-24.
Ramachandran (S) : Plant protection work
in Madras during 1948-50. Plant Prot Bull
1951, 3(3), 61-68.
Thangavelu (TK) : Some experiences of
plant protection work in the different districts
of the Madras State. Madras Dept of Agric
1953.
Maharashtra
Crop pests and how to fight them. Bombay,
Directorate of Publicity 1954.
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Patel (GA) and Patel (MK): Administration
and organisation of plant protection in Bom-
bav State. Plant Prot Bull 1952, 4(4), 87-
89.
Mysore
Brief review of plant protection work in
Mysore State for 1951-52. Plant Prot Bull
1952, 4(3), 70-73.
Krishnamurti fB) and Appanna (M) : Occur-
rence, distribution and Control of major insect
pests of some important crops in Mysore.
Mysore agric J 1951, 2?,1), 1-23.
Measures of prevention and control against
some important pests and plant diseases of
cr. ps. Mysore Agric Dept Bull 22, 1949,
2,-p.
Puttarudriah (M) •* Brief review of plant
protection work in Mysore State during
1952-53. Plant Prot Bull 1954, 6(3), 28-30,
Puttarudriah (M); Brief review of plant
protection work in Mysore State during 1953-
54. Plant Prot Bull 1954, 6(4), 33-37.
Putturudriah (M) and Murthy (DV) : Plant
protection and its organisation in Mysore
State. In Seminar on Plant Protection in My-
sore State 1962, 1-7.
Puttarudriah (M) et al Plant protection in
Mysore State. Mysore agric J 1960, 35(3),
26-30.
Rajan (BSV) : Plant protection work in
Coorg. Plant Prot Bull 1949-50, (2-3),
14-19.
Orissa
Sen Gupta and Behura fBK) : Annotated
list of crop pests in the state of Orissa.
Punjab
Bedi fKS) : Plant protection against diseases
in Punjab (India). Plant Prot Bull 1952, 4(4),
101 .
Trehan (KN) : Brief notes on crop pests
and their control in the Punjab (India) J
Bombay nat Hist Soc 1957, 54, 581-625.
Rajasthan .
Bhatia (GN) and Gaur (MM): Plant pro-
tection work in Ajmer-Merwar in 1948. Plant
Prot Bull 1949, 1(1), 19-21.
Bhatia (GN) : Plant protection work in
Ajmer-Merwara in 1950. Plant Prot Bull 1951,
3(1), (5-6).
Plant protection work in State of Ajmer
during 1951. Plant Prot Bull 1952, 4(3), 65-
67.
Uttar Pradesh
Assesment of damage by pests in Kumaon,
Plant Prot Bull 1949-50, 1(2-3), 45.
Lai (KB) : Crop pests in the United Pro-
vinces and their control. United Provinces,
Dept of Agric Bull 1, 1946.
Lai (KB) : Some concrete results of plant
protection work in the United Provinces dur-
ing 1948-49. Plant Prot Ball 1949-50, 1(2-3),
3-6.
Lai (KB) : Plant protection service in
United Provinces. Plant Prot Bull 1949, L'l),
8 - 10 .
La! (KB I : Plant Protection Number. Agric
Anim Husb UP 1952, 3(1-3).
Plant Protection Service. Agric Anim Husb
UP 1950, 5, 1-30.
Srivastava (.AS) ; Plant protection service
set up, function and achievements in Uttar
Pradesh. Lucknow, UP Dept Agric 1956,
35 p.
CULTURAL CONTROL
Post pruning measures for disease and pest
control. Plant Chron 1961, 56, 130-31.
BIOLOGICAL CONTROL
Ramamurthi (K) : Biological control— a new
phase. Annamalai Univ agric Coll Mag
1962-63, No. 3, 82-84.
Puttarudriah (M) : Achievements in the
field of biological control of insect and weed
pests. Mysore agricJ 1953, 29(3-4), 92-99.
Sharga (US) ; Biological control of some
hemipterous insect pests of crops in India.
Curr Sci 1948, 17(10), 302-03.
CHEMICAL CONTROL
Pests, diseases and crop protection by chemi-
cals. Proc 4th Ann Conf UPASI 1956, Bull
No. 15,56-60.
Plant pests and weeds succumb to chemical
research. Kisaa 1959, 5(10), 11.
Rangaswami (G) : Recent developments in
the chemotherapy of plant diseases, Madras
agric J 1954, 41(9), 297-303.
Saksena (HK) : Control of plant diseases by
chemotherapy. Kanpur agric Coll Mag 1963
22(1), 62-69.
Shukla (VN) : Chemotheiapy, a promising
means to limit plant disease losses. Nagpur
agric Coll Mag 1955-56, 30, 15-18.
Pesticide
BapReddy (D) : Insecticides, fungicides and
weedicides and application equipment. Hydera-
bad Farmers Union. Plant Protection Vol 2 &
3, 1956, 34 & 34p.
Common names for pesticides. Indian stan-
dard IS ; 885-1956,
Joshi (KC and Bahel (SC) ; Organic pesti-
cides. Part XIV Preparation of some Fiuoro-
aryioxy fatty adds and their mercury deriva-
tives. J. Indian chera Soc 1963, 40^3), 232-
34.
4
fehi (KCi and Giri (S) ; Syr thesis of
finorobenzoates as possible pesticides. J
Indian chen-f Soc 1962, 39^7 , 495-96.
l.al I'lCB'i : Effect of pesticides on soil and
crops. Plant Prot Bull 1957, 9,2), 1-4.
Mardurajan (D; : Fangicides and weedi-
cides. Madras agric J !951, 3Si9), 409-15.
Mfhta iPR‘‘ and Varma 'BK.i : Pesticides
and appliances. Faiin Bull 64. Directorate
of Extension, Ministry of Food and Agriculture
New Delhi, 1961, li3p.
Narayanaswamy (PS) and Nagaraja Rao
(KR) ; Mote on some new pesticides tested in
Madras State. Plant Prot Bull 1954, 6(3),
16-23.
New insecticides, herbicides and rodenticides.
Plant Prot Bull !9.'3, 5(4), 95-96,
Rao (BKP : Role of in-ec'icides and fungi-
ci es in plant protection. J Inst Chera India
1956,28,401-09.
Rao Vb): New insecticides, herbicides,
rodenticides. Plant Prot Bull 1956, 95.
Satyanarayana (P) : Deposition and reten-
tion of certain plant pest control materials in
relation to their biological perforniance.
Madras agrieJ 1951, 3S(-1}, 200-16.
Use
Kurian (G) : Upsetting of natural balance
due to indkeriminate use of pesticides. Cocon
Bull 1961, 54, 389»90.
Pradhan (S) ; Need for organised guidance
for the purchase and use of pesticides. Andhra
agric J 1955, 2, 121-25.
Handling
Das GMl and Glover (PM) : Toxicity of
pesticides. News Lett Indian Tea Assn Sci
Dep 1950, 3, No 4, 22.
Be safe with pesticides. Leaflet 45. New Delhi,
Extension Directorate, Ministry of Food and
Agriculture.
Do not do these. Some wrong ways of
handling pesticides. Extension 1962, 2(7),
6-7.
Instructions for the safe use of pesticides.
Plant Prot Adviser, Govt of India, 1962,
8p.
Reddy (DB) : Pesticides need careful handl-
ing. Indian Fmg 1963, 13(9), 7-11.
Sulaiman (M ■ and Kulkarni (NB) : Precau-
tions in use of pesticides. Farmer 1963, 14(3),
13-15.
Application, Spraying
Aerial spraying of crops. Plant Chron 1961,
56. U5, 126,
De Jong (P) : Low volume spraying. Plant
Chron 1951, 46 (24), 648-50.
Ghai (DD) : Some hints on dusting and
spraying. Punjab Fmr 1950, 2(2), 42-43.
Glover (PM) ; Developments in pow'cr
spraying. Two and Bud 1958, 5(4), 11-15.
Hints on spraying fruit trees. Plant Prot
Bull 1951, 3(3), 69-70,
How to make your sprays. Extension 1961.
2(1). 19.
Mukherjee (TD) : Efficient application of
pesticides. Plant J Agri-ist 1962, 39(2), 135
Singh iS) : What and when to spray. Indian
Fmg 1960, 10(1), 27-28.
Machinery for Application
De Jong (p) : Crop protection equipment.
Plant Chron 195 1 , 46(5) .
Glover (PM) : Development in power spray-
ing. Plant J Agri-ist. 1959, 51 (.4), 50-53.
Hand compression sprayer for agricultural
use. Indian Standard IS : 21.30-1962.
Hand compression sprayer for public health.
Indian Standard IS ; 1970-1961.
Hand rotary duster, shotlder mounted type.
Indian Standard IS ; 2477-1963.
Household insecticidal sprayer. Indian Stan-
dard IS : 1824-1961.
Kashyap (VPS) : Plant protection machi-
nery in Japan is varied. Indian Fmg 1961, lOi 10)
20 - 22 .
Lai (KB) ; Choose your pi nt protection
implement. Indian Fmg 1959, 9(3), 7-9.
List of machines suitable for plant protection
work. Plant Prot Buin957, 9(2}, 16,
Patel (GA) : Survey of hand operated spray-
ing and dusting machines. Poona agric Coll
Mag 1952-53,43(3-4), 160-73.
Pradhan (S) and Srivastava (HML) : Ph - si-
cal performance of a laboratory dust-testing
apparatus. Indian J Ent 1951, 13(2), 209-
20 .
Single-barrel stirrup-pump for public health.
Indian Standard IS : 1971-1961.
Spraying and dusting machinery. Food and
Fmg 1959, 11(6), 13-15.
Aircraft for Application
Aircraft in Indian agriculture. Cocon Bui!
1960, 14, 345-47.
Gregory (PJ) ; Protection of agricultural
crops from diseases and pests by aerial spray-
ing with special reference to coconuts. Cocon
Bull 1960, 14, 323-25 and 328-30,
Fumigant
Ethylene dichloride carbon tetrachloride mix-
ture (3 : 1 V/V). Indian Standard IS : 634-
1957.
Ethylene dibromide. Indian Standard IS :
1311-1958.
Methyl bromide. Indian Standard IS ; 1312-
1958.
Raksh Pal (R) : Ether acetic as "a fumigant.
Curr Sci 1945, 14, 327. ^
5
Rao (JT.l and Ethivajan (AS) : Methyl bro-
mide as a plant fumigant. Curr Sci 1956, 25,
i6a-6i.
Fumigation
De-ia(ing of aircraft. Plant Prot Bull 1958,
10(1-41, 47-49.
Fumigation and other methods of disinfesta-
tion of plant materials at India’s ports. Tech
pub 2, New Delhi, Plant Protection Directo-
rate, 1951.
General fumigation with methyl bromide
under gas-proof sheeting. Plant Prot Bull
1952 4(1), 5-6.
Gopalakrishna (J) : Effect of temperature
on insects susceptibility to fumigation. lARl
Thesis, 1955.
Mohan Singh : Fumigation and heat sleri-
lisation of insect pests. Indian Frag 1944, 5(3)
111-17.
Pradhan (S) and Govindan (M) : Effect of
temperature on the degree of susceptibility of
Insects to fumigation. Indian J Ent 1953, 15
(4), 362-75.
Pnithi (HS) : Fumigation and other method
of disinfestation of plant materials at India’s
ports. Indian J agric Sci 1949, 19(3), 313-
81.
Rao (VP) ; Gas masks and their use in
fumigation work. Plant Prot Bull 1954, 6(3),
5-15.
Reddy (DB) and Laximinarayana (V) : Me-
thyl bromide fumigation. Plant Prot Bull
1957, 9(3 & 4), 1-18.
Tirumalarao (V), Nagaraja Rao (KR) and
Perraju (Ai : Studies with fumigation of live
plant materials and treatment of nursery stocks
for planting. Andhra agric J 1955, 2, 187-
92.
SEED TREATMENT
Chowdury (S) : Preliminary experiment on
seed treatment with yellow cuproxide. Sci
& Cult 1950, 16(2), 78-79.
Jain (AC) : Disease free seed-disease free
crop. Extension 1961, 1(11), 4-6.
Pruthi (HS) : Treat your cereal seeds and
control many serious diseases. Indian Fmg 1949,
10(11), 477-80,
Reddy (DB) : Treat seed now to save trou-
ble later. Intens Agric 1963, 1(4-5), 45.
Siradhana (BS) : Control of plant diseases
by seed treatment. Gwalior agric Coll J 1958-
60, 3-4, 34-39,
Treating seed wi I lead to a disease free crop.
Extension 1961, 2(4), 25 26.
Treat seed before sowing. Leaflet I,
Extension Directorate, Ministry of Food and
Agriculture.
Treated seeds get no foot rot. Indian Fmg
1955, 5(8), 9.
CONTROL BY LEGISLATION
Interception of the Australian corpet beetle
Anthrenocenis an trails (Hope.; at quarantine
in India. Plant Prot Bull 1951, 3,3), 90.
Khan (AR) : Legislation againt plant pests
and diseases. Indian Fmg i 942, 3, 269.
Lai (KB) : Why plant quarantine 7 Indian
Fmg 1957,7(3), 18-32.
Lai (TB) : Seed certification— How it func-
tions in USA. Plant Prot Bull 1954, 6(2),
24-25.
Lai (TB) and Srivastava (SNS) : Preventing
plant disease introduction in India. Plant
Prot Bull 195 4.6(4), 1-31.
Mathur (RS) ; Basis of plant quarantines.
Indian Phytopath 1948, 1 (2), 159-63.
Plant quarantine essential to high farm pro-
ductivity. Plant J 40(3), 101-02.
Prabhaker Rao (V) and Mundkur (BB) :
Plant quarantine. J biol Soc Assam 1949, 1(1),
7-13.
Rahman (KA) ; San Jose scale — a warning.
Indian Fmg 1940. 1, 387.
Rao (VP) : Occurrence of two more intro-
duced pests in India. Plant Prot Bull 1958,
10, (1-4), 3-7.
Reddy (DB' ; Import and export of pla ts
and plant materials. In Fruit nursery prac-
tices in India by L Venkatratnam, 1962, pp 18 1-
201 .
Renjhen (PL), Venketesh (MV) and Joshi
(NC) : Plant quarantine in India. Sci &
Cult 1962, 28(5), 215-18.
Saha (JC) : Efficacy of quarantine in con-
trolling pests and diseases. Bull bot Soc Ben-
gal 1951, 5(1), 25-30.
Acts
Destructive insects and pests act, 1914 (II of
1914).Govt of India.
Rules for regulating the import of plants
etc. into India. Notification no F. 320-35-A,
20th July 1936 and the rules made thereafter,
Andhra Pradesh (Andhra area) agricultural
pests and diseases act 1919 — same as Madras
agricultural P & D act.
Assam agricultural pests and diseases act
1950. Assam act XXXV, 1950.
Bihar prevention and control of agricultural
pests, diseases and noxious weeds, rules 1950.
Bombay agricultural pests and diseases act
1947 (with amendmenrs) (Gujarat).
East Punjab agricultural pests and diseases
and noxious weeds act 1949 (for Himachal Pra-
desh).
Kerala agricultural pests and diseases act
1958. Act 17 of 1958,
Central Provinces agricultural pests and
diseases act, 1936 (Madhya Pradesh], Central
Provinces act No XXXV of 1936.
6
Madras agricultural pests and diseases act,
19\9
Bombay agricultural pests and diseases act,
1947 (with amendments) - Maharashtjra).
East Punjab agricultural pests and diseases
and noxious weeds act 1949 (East Punjab act
Mo 4 of 1949) (Punjab).
Rajasthan agricultural pests and diseases act
J957 (Act No XXVII of 1951).
Uttar Pradesh agricultural diseases and pests
act 1954, Uttar Pradesh act No XV of 1956.
DISEASE-CONTROL
GENERAL ' ■
Adyantaya (NR) : Some major diseases of
mportant crops in South India, their symp-
;oms and remedial measures. Madras Depart-
nent of Agriculture 1961, 27p.
Bhargava (KS) ; Treatments for the con-
rol of virus diseases in plants. Sci & Cult
958, 23, 389-93,
Bedi (KS) : Some records of plant disease
ontrol work in the Punjab during 1953-54.
'lant Frot Bull 1954, 6(3), 24-25.
,Bose (SK) and Mehta (PR); Records of
isease occurrence — Some hither-to unrecorded
mgus diseases of Kumaun and Garhwal
egion of Uttar Pradesh. Plant Prot Bull
951, 3(2), 46-48.
Butler (El) ; Fungi and diseases of plants,
alcutta, Thacker Spink & Co- 1918.
Chowdhury (S) ; Disease occurrence in
idia. Plant Prot Bull 1951, 3(4), 119.
Crop diseases calendar. Indian Council of
gricuitural Research, 1962. 11 5p.
Crop diseases in Assam. Plant Prot Bull
?49-5.,(2-3),25,
Diseases of crops. Agric Anim Hush UP
>53, Sp No.
Diseases of crops (Fungicides and control
easures) I/i Handbook of Agriculture. New
elhi, Indian Council of Agricultural
jsearcli, 1961 pp 362-450.
Dubey (JK) : Incidence of diseases in
lopal State during 1950-51. Plant Prot Bull
51,3(2), 48.
Edward (JC) and Srivastava (RN) : Some
the common smut diseases of important
5ps grown in and around Allahabad and
jir control. Allahabad Fmr 1957, 31, 81-85.
aovinda Rao (P) : Control of plant disea-
in the Northern Region of the Madras
itein the year 1949-5U. Plant Prot Bui!
1, 3(1), 21-22
Camat (MN) and Patel (MK) : Note on
important plant diseases in Bombay State,
nt Prot Bull 1951, LI), 316-17.
Kershaw (KL) ef a/ ; New stage in disease
control. Plant Chron 1961, 56, 361-64.
Kershaw (KL) ; Control of Phytophthora,
Plant Chron 1962, 57(14), 229-32, 41.
Marudarajan (D) ; Importance of disease
control in the maximisation of food production.
MadrasagricJ 1951, 38:2), 56-60.
Mehta PR) : Some new diseases of pianta
of economic importance in the Uttar Pradesh.
Plant Prot Bull 1950, 2(3), 50-51.
Mehta (PR) : Observations on new and
known diseases of crop plants of the Uttar
Pradesh. Plant Prot Bull 1951, 3 1), 7-12,
Mehta (PR), Babu (Singh) and Mathur sSC)'.
Observations on known and new diseases of
field crops in Uttar Pradesh during 1951-52.
Plant Prot Bull 1953, 5;2), 52-53.
Mishra ON) : Important diseases af crops
in Bihar known and new in 1950-51. Plant
Prot Bull 1951 3(3). 77-78.
Misra fAP) ; Plant diseases in Andaman
Islands and their control. Plant Prot Bull
1956, 8(2), 13-17.
Mundkur (BB) : Fungi and Plant disease.
Macmillan & Co, 1953.
Mundkur (BB) : Controlling plant diseases.
Indian Fmg 1947, 8(4), 175-77.
Munjal (RL) and Vasudeva (RS) : Rabi
crop diseases supplement. Indian Fmg 1962,
lljl), 33-40.
Muralia (RN) ; Methods of disease control
Maize (Rajasthan Coll Agric Mag) 1961 3,
52-58.
Nikam (BG) : Records of disease occurre-
nce-important plant diseas s in Madhya Bha-
rat in 1951. Plant Prot Bull 1951, 3(3), 76.
Padwick (GW) : Recent advances in fungus
diseases of plants. Indian Fmg 1942, 3, 478.
Paracer (CS) : Progress of mycological work
in the Punjab (I). Plant Prot Bull 1950, 2,
(2-1), 15-16.
Paracer (CS) and Ghai (DD): Preventive
measures against plant diseases. Punjab Fmr
1951, 3(3), 97-99.
Plant diseases of agricultural importance in
India. Plant Prot Bull 1959, 1 1(1-4), 4 : -68.
Plant diseases in Punjab (1) during 1950-51.
Plant Prot Buin951, 3(4), 120-21.
Singh (UB) and Garg (DN) : New and
known diseases in the United Provinces in
1948. Plant Prot Bull 1949, 1(1), 22-24.
Some important diseases of economic plants —
unknown or little known in India -transmitted
in nursery stock. Plant Prot Bull 1953, 5(2),
56-57.
Srikantiya (M) : Extent of damage to crops
by diseases. Seminar on Plant Protection
in Mysore State, Bangalore 196?, 47-49.
7
Treatment and control of the three main
root diseases. Plant Chron 1961, 56, 423-24-
Vasudeva (RS) : Soil borne plant diseases
and their control (Abstr). Proc 36 Indian
Sc! Congr 1949, n, 173-86.
Vasudeva (RS) : Incidence of important
diseases in some of the important economic
crops at the Indian Agricultural Research Insti-
tute and its substation at Kama! during 1950-
51. Plant Prot Bull 1951, 3(4), 112-15.
Vasudeva (RSi and Gattani (ML) : Assess-
p ent of losses caused by plant diseases. Indian
J agri Sci 1951, 21(1), 402-09.
CONTROL BY BIOLOGICAL AGENT
Rangaswami (G) and Sarojani Damodaran
(AP) : Fungistatic and fungicidal action of
mycostation on Deightoniella torulosum (Lett).
Curr Sci 1958, 27, 176.
CULTURAL CONTROL
Sawant (AR) : Control of plant diseases by
cultural methods. J agric Coll Gwalior 1960-
61, 5, 33-38.
Smith (ROA), Raja Verma (MG) and Bhat-
tacharya (KP) : Control of fungal growth by
earthworms (Lett). Curr Sci 1952, 21(2), 69-
CHEMICAL CONTROL
Agnihothrudu (V) ; Chemotherapy of fun-
gal diseases of plants. News Lett Indian Tea
Assn Sci Dep 1954, 4, No. 2, 6-7.
Sadasivan (TS) : Role of trace elements in
control of root infecting fungi. Proc Indian
Acad Sci 1951, 32B(3), 135-49.
Fungicide
Bhagwagar (PR) and Patel (MK) : Review
of work on f^ungicides in India upto 1940.
Poona agric Coll mag 1952, 43(2), 46-60.
Copper oxychloride water dispersible pow-
der concentrates. Indian Standard IS: 1501-
1959.
Copper oxychloride dusting powders. Indian
Standard IS: 1506-1959.
Copper oxychloride, technical. Indian Stan-
dard IS: 1489-1959.
Cuprous oxide dusting powders, Indian
Standard IS: 1669-1960.
Cuprous oxide, technical (Fungicidal grade).
Indian Standard IS: 1682-1960.
Cuprous oxide wafer dispersible powder con-
centrates. Indian Standard IS: 1665-1960.
Ethyl mercury chloride, technical. Indian
StnadardlS: 2354-1963.
Formulations based on phenyl mercury ace-
tate. Indian Standard IS: 2357-1963.
Formulations based on phenyl mercury sali-
cylate. Indian Standard IS: 2356-1963.
Formulations based on stablized ethoxy ethyl
mercury concentrate. Indian Standard IS :
2359-1963.
Formulations based on stablized ethoxy ethyl
mercury chloride concentrate- Indian Standard
IS: 2358-1963.
_ Govindarao (P) and Subbaiah (J) : Mercu-
Hne, promising soil fungicide. Indian Phyto-
path 1953, 11, 76-78.
Govindaswamy (CV) : Development of fun-
gicides in relation to plant protection. Plant
Prot Bull 1956, 8(2) 7-12.
Mehrotra (HN) : Some new fungicidal
materials and their uses. AlIahabad Fmr 1950
24(6), 226-39.
Padwick (GW) ; Baluchistan sulphur for
plant diseases. Indian Fmg 1944, 5(11), 518-
19.
Phenyl mercury acetate, technical. Indian
Standard IS : 2126-1962.
Phenyl mercury chloride, technical. Indian
Standard IS : 2353-1963.
Phenyl mercury salicylate, technical. Indian
Standard IS : 2125-1962.
Sen (AB) and Joshi (KCi : Organic fungi-
cides : Pt II. On certain ethers of cresolime
esters. J Indian chem Soc 1949, 26(7), 335-
36.
Sen (AB) and Joshi (KC) : Organic fungi-
cides Part IV. Preparation of some anyloxy
fatty acids and their mercury derivatives. J,
Indian chem Soc 1951, 28(8), 469-70.
Stablized ethoxy ethyl mercury chloride con-
centrate. Indian Standard IS : 2355-1963.
Stabilized methoxy ethyl mercury chloride
concentrate. Indian Standard IS: 2127- i9o2.
Subba Rao (NV) : Some organomercury
compounds of amides and imides as fungicides.
J sci indust Res 1952, U B(I), 8-9.
Action
Gattani (ML) : Adaptation of fungi to fun-
gicides and its significance in agriculture.
Indian Phytopath 1951, 4(2), 174-80 ; Curr Sci
1951, 20(9), 241-42.
Horsfall (IS) and Rich (S) : Fungi toxicity of
sulfurbridged compounds. Indian Phytopath
1953,6(1), 1-4.
Roy (RY) : Comparision of the mode of
action of certain new chloronitrobenzene pre-
parations with that of standard fungicides, J
Indian bot Soc 195 1-, 30(1-4), 148-80.
Sen (AB) and Joshi (KC) ; Organic fungi-
cides : Pt. V. Fungicidal activit^r of some dib-
romoactamides. Proc 39 Indian Sci Congr 1952
in, 107-08.
Sen (AB) and Joshi (KC) : Organic fungi-
cides : Pt. VL Fungicidal activity of some
esters. Proc 39 Indian Sci Congr 1952, III,
108.
-I Q Q 9 fl
■g
Srivastava (OP) : Antifungal activity of
some sulphur containing compounds against
dermatophytes and Yeast-like fungi, J sci
industr Res 1959, 18c, 25-28.
Testing and Evaluation
Dakshinamurthy (V), Koteswara Rao (D)
and Govindarao tP) : Field testing of fungi-
cides-— II. Seed dressing agents. Indian Phyto-
path 1962, 15(1), 21-23.
Das fGN) and Sen Gupta (PKl : Evalution
of fungicides in the laboratory against Sclero-
Hum rolfsii Sacc and Rhizoctonia hc^taticola
(Tamb) ButL Sci & Cul 1963, 29,2), 101-
03,
De .Tong fP'l : Evaluation of fungicides,
Proc 4th Ann Conf UPAS! 1956, Bull 15,
2-13.
Gattani (ML) ; Simple method for the
bioassay of fungicides. Sci & Cult 1951, 16
(12), 572.
Gopala Raju (D) etaL: Field testing of
fungicides III. Andhra agric J 1961, 8(2),
130-34.
Venkataram (CS) : Fungicide— Nematocide
tests published by American Phytopathological
Society. 1962, 91pp.
Bordeaux Mixture
Coombs (AV) : Defence of Bordeaux mix-
ture. Indian Coff 1958, 22, 474-76.
How to make Bordeaux mixture, Indian
Fmg 1947, 8 (12) 640-42,
How to make Bordeaux mixture. Leaflet 44.
Extension Directorate, Ministry of Food and
Agriculture.
Narayan (G) and Sanjiva Rao (B) : Ageing
of Bordeaux mixture. Proc Indian Acad Sci
1951, 34A (6), 391-95.
Preparation of Bordeaux mixture and Bor-
deaux paste. Cocon Bull I960, 14 , 224-25.
Reddy (DB) : Ne.xt time you make Bordeaux
mixture. Extension 1961, 2(4), 22-24.
Srinivasan (PA) : Vital role of lime in the
correct preparation of Bordeaux mixture.
Month Bull Indian cent Arecanut Comm 1951
2(2), 13-16,
Antibiotics
Menon (SK) : Antibiotics and plant disease
control, Hindustan antibiot Bull 1959, 1,
107-10.
Rangaswamy (G) : Use of antibiotics in
plant disease control — a review. Madras agne
J 1954,41(3), 71-76.
Rangaswamy (G) : Antibiotics in agricul-
ture (Pt lij, Madras agric J 1959, 46, 117-
26.. ■■
: INSECT PEST
Insect pests of crops (Insecticides-coatrol
measures-locusts). iw Handbook of agricul-
ture. New Delhi Indian Council of Agricul-
tural Research, 196 i, pp 451-501.
Insects and other p-sts of agricultural impor-
tance in indit. Plant Frot Bull 1959, 9i^i~4j,
Ml.
Insect pests of Vindhya Pradesh. Plant Prat
Bull 1952, 4t2}, 34-37.
Krishnomoorthy (C) : Modern trends in
agricultural research in entomolgy to maximise
agricultural production. Osmania Agri-ist 1959-
6U, 7,116-20.
Lai (KB) ; Insect damage and crop health.
Indian Fmg 1944, 5, 412.
Maxwell-Lefroy tH) : Indian Insect Pests.
Superintendeut, Govt Printing India, 1906,
3l7p.
Notes on insect peids of crops occuring in
Mysore State during 1949*50 and 1950-51.
Plant Prot Bull 1951, 3(2), 33-4u.
Pradhan (S) : Pests of rabi crops. Indian
Fmg 1963, 12(11,-, 32-40.
Ramakrishna Ayyar (TV; ; Handbook of
economic entomology for South India. Madras,
Superintendent, Govt Press 1940, 517p.
Sardar Singh : Insect pest calendar. Ludhi-
ana Govt agric Col res Inst Mag USl, 9,
11-38.
Some important insect pests of crops and
their control. Leaflet 29, Punjab Dept of
Agric. 1959.
TERMITE
Agarwala (SBD), Naqvi (SZH) and Singh
(RP) : Aldrih and dieldrin for termite control.
Curt Sci 1954, 23(4), 131-32.
Anti-termite tactics. Pest control pamph 3.
Kanpur Ordinance Lab. 19 *5, 14p.
Charterjee (PN) ; Residual soil poisoning
effect of a mixture of Benzenehexa-chloride
(BHC) and Dieldrin against subterranean ter-
mits. Sci & Cult 1963, 29(3), 148. .
Get rid of white ants. Leaflet 16, Extension
Directorate, Ministry of Food and Agricul-
ture.
Graveley (FH : Paraffin wax as a protection
against termites. J Bombay nat Hist Soc
1945. 45(4), 339-40,
Method for extermination of termite. For
Res Inst, Dehradun 1949.
Mukerji (DO) and Mitra (PK) : Experiments
on the control of the termite Odontotennes rede-
mmni (Wasmaan). Proc zool Soc Bengal
1948, 1,34-38.
Narayanan (ES) and Rattan Lai? Short
review of recorded information on the control
of termites damaging crops in India along with
the results of recent control experiments at
Delhi. Indian JEnt 1952, 14(1), 21-30.
3
Nifula (KK), Anthony (jf) and Menon
(KPV) : Some investigations on the control of
termites. Indian Gocon J 1953, 7(1), 26»
34.
Nirula (KK), Anthony (J) and Menon
(KPV; ; Comparative studies with some or-
ganic insecticides in relation to control of
termites, Proc 40 Indian Sci Congr 1953, III,
148.
Reddy (DB) : Termites in relation to agri-
culture, In Symposium on termites in. the
Isumid tropics. New Delhi, 1960.
Roonwal (ML) : Recent work on termite
research in India, Trans Bose res Inst Cal-
cutta 1958 77p.
Sankaran ( T) : Termites in relation to plant
protection. In Symposium on termites in the
humid tropics. New Delhi, 1960.
Sardar Singh et al ; Destruction of nests of
mound forming termites {Odontotermes giirdas
purensis) Indian J Ent 1957, 19, 91-95.
Sharma (DK) : Termites must be tackled.
Indian Fmg 1959, 9(2), 18-19, 22.
Srivastava (AS), Awasthi (GP) and Gupta
(BP) : Termites and their control. In Sympo-
sium on termites in humid tropics. New Delhi,
1962.
Thakur (C), Prasad (AR) and Singh (RP) :
Use of aldrin and dieldrin against termites and
their effects on soil fertility. Indian J Ent
1957, 19. 155-63.
Thakur (C), Prasad (AR) and Singh (RP) ;
Use of different doses and fomulations of
aldrin and dieldrin against termites and their
effects on soil fertiiiiy. Indian J Sugarcane
Res 1956. 1, 30-35.
LOCUST AND GRASSHOPPER
Aerial spraying against Deccan wingless grass
hoppers. Farmer 1960, 11; lOj . 21-22.
Aerial war on locusts, Indian Fmg 1948, 9(7),
317-18.
Ali (MH) ; Desert locust. J Col Agric
Osmania Univ. 1960-61.
Atwai (AS) : Insecticidal control of locusts
by aerial spraying. Curr Sci 1962, 31(12),
518-19.
Basha (MG) : Note on the Deccan grass-
hopper {Ceiemama sphenarwides Bolivar) and
its control. Plant Prot Bull 1953, 5(1),
3-6.
Bhatia (DR) and Gupta (DS) : New role
of birds in locust control, Indian JTnt l956,
18, 340-48.
Bhatia (DR) and Jaswant Singh: Econo-
mising insecticidal dust in locust control.
Indian J Ent 1961, 23(3), 235-36.
Bhatia (DR) and Mital (VP) ; Displace-
ment of invading desert locust swarms during
1959 in India in relation to wind movements.
Indian! Ent 1961, 23;3), 225-29.
Bhatia (DR), Sur (SK) and Gupta (DS) :
Preliminary trials of same anti-loc:ist insecti-
cides. Plant Prot Bull 1956, 8(1), 8-11.
Bhatia (GN) ; Incidence of solitary hoppers
of the desert locust in some desert plants. Plant
Prot Bull 1956, 8(1), 14-16,
Bhatia (GN) : Grasshopper — A.corypha spp
assuming the status of a pest in Ajmer and
adjoining areas in Rajasthan (India). Plant
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Campaign against grasshoppers in Bombay
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2 ), 10 - 11 .
Charan Singh : Indian house sparrow as an
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CULTURAL CONTROL
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BIOLOGICAL CONTROL
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Kapur (AP) and Sudha Rao (V) : New spe-
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CHEMICAL CONTROL
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Rjsectieide
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Harvey (MT) et al : Insecticides— US
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Maheswariah (BM) : Organic insecticides.
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Standard IS: 564-1961.
DDT emulsifiable concentrates. Indian Stan-
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DDT, technical. Indian Standard IS : 563-
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DDT water dispersible powder concentrates
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BHC
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BHC smoke generators, Indian Standard
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BHC, technical. Indian Standard IS: 560-
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BHC water dispersible povf^der concentrates
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Gama — BHC (Lindane), Indian 'Standard
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Specification for BHC dusting powders
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Aldrin emulsifiable concentrates. Indian
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Dieldrin emulsifiable concentrates (Revised),
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Endrins teciinical. Indian Standard IS: 1309-
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Malathion dusting powders. Indian Stan-
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Malathion emulsifiable concentrates. Indian
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Malathion water dispersible powder concen-
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Methyl parathion, technical. Indian Stan-
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Insecticide of Vegetable Origin
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Cherian (MC) and Ramchandran (S) . Ker-
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GRAPE
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SOUR CHERRY
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PEACH
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PAPAYA
Mitra (AK) s Very simple and practical
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PERSIMON
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SAPOTA
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JAMBULANA
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BHENDI
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MELON
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Perraju (A) ; Preliminary observations in
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Philip (A) : Important pests of tobacco and
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Patel (HK), Patel (RM) and Patel (RC) :
Some obsecrvation on phyto-toxicity of various
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Patel (HK), Patel (RC) and Patel (RM) :
Effect of recent insecticides on the soil borne
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Kadam (BS) and Radhakrishna Murty (B) :
Preliminary observations on the control of
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Kurup (AR) and Joshi (BG) - Laboratory
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Parkhe (DP) and Kiinip { AR) : Tests on
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Philip (A) ; Laboratory test on the toxicity
of dieidrin 50% WP to the tobacco ground
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Philip (A) and Joshi (BG) ; Dieidrin 50%
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Ratanlai and Peeran (SM) : Relative toxicity
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Philip (A) and Joshi (BG) : Investigations
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Ramarao (PV) and Narayana (KL) ; Cherai-
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Sifldiqt (AA) : Residual toxicity of certain
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Subratnaniam (TV) : Tobacco stent borer
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Pruthi (HSl ; Leaf curl disease of tobacco
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Weed
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Pate! (GO ; Effectiveness of some useful
cultural practices of flue-cured tobacco in the
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Prasad (N) ; Chemical control of Orobanche
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Prasad (N) : Control of Orobanche in
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Prasad (N) : Chemical control of Orobanche
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Prasad (N) ; Control on Orobanche in
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4(3), 139.
Prasad (N) : Control of Orobanche on
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COFFEE
Ananth (KC) ; Report on the survey of new
malady affecting coffee in South India. Indian
Coff 1961, 25, 224-29.
Homewood fG.S) : Troubles in coffee.
Indian Coff 1961, 25, 101-05.
Mayne (WW) : Functions of spraying in
coffee crop production. Plant Chron 1933,
28, 53-56.
Mayne (WW) ; Coffee spraying economics.
Plant Chron 1944, 39, 53-56.
Mayne (WW) : Note on coffee research in
S India— disease control- Indian Coff Board,
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Mayne (WW), Karasimhan (MJ) and
Sreenivasan (KHU Spraying of coffee in South
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69p.
Thomas (KM) : Coffee research. Short
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Fungus Disease
Fungus disease of coffee and its control.
Indian Coff 1960, 24, 33-34,
Fungus disease control of coffee plantation.
Indian Coff 1960, 24, 172-73.
Remedy for wilt and bud burning in coffee
in summer. Indian Coff 1960, 24, 370-71.
Thomas (KM) -.Black rot of coffee. Month
Bull Indian Coff Bd 1969, 13, 81-83.
Chokkanna (NG) : Note on t lie incidence
of die-back and investigations carried out by
the Coffee Board Research Department, Indian
Coff 1962, 26(10), 294-99.
Die-back disease in Saklaspur of North
Coorg areas. Indian Coff 1960, 24, 29.
Ananth (KC) etal: Die-back of coffee-
outlook and observation. Indian Coff 1960,
24, 239-45.
Mayne (WW) : Factors affecting spray
success in the control of coffee leaf disease
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Narasimhaswamy (RL) : Coffee leaf disease
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(Hemileia). Indian Coff 1961, 25, 382-88.
Rayner (RW) :Rust disease of coffee-nature
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Swaminathan (B) et al : Studies on “Berry
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Sheriff (M) etali Stem wasting-“Knnd//e”
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Nematode
Mayne (WW) and Subrahrnaniyam (VK) :
Nen-iaicde worms in relation to the cockchafer
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Pest
Mayne (WW) : Pest control. In Note on
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Somasckhar (P) : Use of insecticides in
coffee plantations-problems, present and future
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Somasekhar (P) ; Association of some insect
species on coffee and symptoms expression with
observations on the effect oi peMicides on plant
and animal population. Indian Coff 1961, 25,
369-81*
Somasekhar (P) : Pests of coffee and their
control. Indian Coff 1958, 22, 22d-46.
Anatith (KC) etal: Tender berry borer.
Indian Coff 1959, 23, l68-lo9,
Appanna (M; : Biology and control of the
shoot hole borer Xyleborus morstuite H of
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Puttarudriah (M) : Enforcement of pest act
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Mysore State. Indian Con 1951, 15(8; 250-5j.
Ratcliffe (FAG) : Control of borer with
Gammexane P 520vAgrocide). Indian Coff
1953, 17^;, 5-7.
Subrahmanyan (VK) ; Report cn coffee
’Stem borer work in. Coorg, Plant Chron 1940,
35. 283-89.
Use of benzene hexachloride formulations
(Gammexane; against coffee stern borer. Indian
Coff J954, 17,8;, 186-87.
Fighting the green bug of coffee. Indian Fmg
1957, 17^3;, 11-14.
Primrose iOt Experiments against green bug.
Indian Coff 1952, 16(3), 44-50.
Primrose iC) ; Borne observations on the
jontrol of green bug. Indian Coff 1953, 17(8),
Kangashelfy (HT), Swaminathan (B) and
Parthasarathy (S) : Insecticides on root mealy
bug. Indian Coff 1939, 23, 363-73.
Sundaram (S) ; Some new organic and sys-
temic insecticides for the control of green
bug of coffee. Indian Coff 1952, 16(7), 131-
33.
Vasudevan (CK) and Rajarao (SA) : Con-
trol of green bug in coffee. Indian Coff 1957,
21, 371-74.
D’^ouza (GI) : Incidence and control of
hairy caterpillar on Arabica coffee on the
Bababudongiris, Chikmagalur. Indian Coff
1957, 21, 87-88.
Somasekhar fP) : Studies on the hairy cater-
pillar Eupterote jabia Cram, a pest on coffee
and shade- Indian Coff 1960, 24, 299-302.
Ananth (KC) : Observations on the inci-
dence of thrips in coffee plantations of My.sore
State. IndianCoff 1961, 25, HO-12.
Phytotoxicity
Ananth (KC) : Short note on the phytotoxic
effects of BHC on coffee. Indian Coff 196], 25
I98a.
Nagraj (TR) and George (KV) : Note on
Bordeaux toxicity in coffee seedlings. Indian
Coff 1960, 24. 452-3.
Weed
Narasin haswamy (RL), Ananth (KC), Ran-
gashetty (HT) and Gopalakrishnan (R) : Weed
control in coffee with particular reference to
grass. Indian Coff 1962, 26(3), 87-92.
Thomas (KM) and Narasimhaswamy (RL) :
Weed control in coffee plantation. Plant Chron
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Deficiency
Ananth (BR) and Chokkanna (NG) : Zinc
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26(5) 144-48.
Lime induced chlorosis. Indian Coff 1959.
23,268.
Robinson (JBD) : Debility growth symptoms
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OIL CROP
Suryanarayana (D). Lai (SP) and Ramnath :
Averting AUernaria blight of oilseeds. Indian
Fmg 1963, 13(8), 31-32.
GROUNDNUT
Peanuts, especially their diseases. Plant Pro£
Bull 1951, 3(3), 74-75.
Vasudeva (RS) : Diseases of groundnut. In
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Groundnut — a monograph by CR Seshadrl.
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Disease
Bed? (KS) et al : Control of seed-rot, seedl-
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Oilseed J 1960, 3: 85-1.9.
Ma‘hur (RS), Dey (SK), Mathur (SC) and
Saxena (KN) ; Varietal resistance of ground-
nut toSderotial root rot. Indian Oilseed J
1962, 6{2)y 153.
Mehta (PR) and Mathur (SC) : Efficacy of
various fungicides in controlling Cercospora
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Agric Anim Husb UP 1954, 5(1), 3.
Swarup (C) : Tikka disease of groundnut
In Punjab and its control. Punjab Fmr 1951,
3(1), 4.
Bhalerao (BG) : Campaign against aphids on
groundnut in Dhulia district. Dhulia Coll Agric
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Bhalerao (BG) ; Campaign against ground-
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Narayanan (ES) : Insect pests of groundnut
and methods of their control. In Groundnut — a
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Central Oilseeds Committee 1962, pp 219-28.
Vijay Raghavan (S) et al : Aerial spraying
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Weed
Chaugule (BA) and Khuspe (VS) ; Relative
efficiency of intercuttivat on, weeding and
basal manuring in the control of weed jin
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Kulkarni fLG', Verma (SS) andAchutarao
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relation to weed control in the field of ground-
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COCONUT
Chandy (MG) : Certain precautions for pre-
vention of disease of coconut. Cocon Bull
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Coconut disease control measures in Chiray-
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Coconut spraying campaign in Travancore-
Cochin State. Bull Indian Cent Cccon Comm
1956, 10,69,7!.
Coconut spraying campaign In Kerala State.
Bull Indian Cent Cocon Comm 1956, 10, 108-
09,
Controlling pests and diseases of coconut.
ICAR Inf leaflet 25, 1954, 4p.
Davis (TA), Anandan (AP) and Menon
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tive purposes. Indian Cocon J 1954, 7(2), 49-
60.
Diseases of the coconut palm and how to
combat them. Bull Indian Cent Cocon Comm
1956, 10, 79-81.
Giri (VV) : Challenge of coconut diseases.
Cocon Bull 1961, 15. 355-68.
Gregory (PJ) : Coconut diseases in Travan-
core-Cochin State and measures proposed to
combat them. Bull Indian Cent Cocon Comm
1956, 10, 3-8.
Gregory (PJ) : Develop coconut spraying
as a people’s campaign. Bull Indian Cent Cocon
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Gregory (PJ) : Protection of agricultural
crops from diseases and pe ts by aerial spraying
with special reference to coconuts. Cocon Bull
1960. 14, 323-5, 328-30.
Kochappa Menon (PM) : Fighting leaf dis-
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Kurian (C) : Agricultural pests and the
main problems of their control. Cocon Bull
1960, 13,351-4.
Many enemies of coconut. Extension 1961,
2(1), 20-23.
Mathen{K): Fight your foes. Cocon Bull
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Mathen (K), Pillai (GB), Antony (J) and
Chandy Kurian : Less serious enemies of
coconut palm. Cocoa Bull 1952, 16(4), 99-
110 .
Menon (KPV) and Niruia (KK) : Aerial
spraying of coconut palms. Bull Indian Cent
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Menon (KPV) and Pandalai (KM) ; Diseases
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Rawther (TSS) s Some features of crop
protection in coconut. Cocon Bull 1961, 15, s
205-07.
Rawther (TSS) s Soil conditions and disease
incidence in coconut. Cocon Bull 1963, 17(1),
3-6.
Spray your coconuts now. Extension 1962,
2(7). 8. , ■■ .. V. .!
60
Spraying the palms. Coeon Bull 1959, 13, 288,
Sahasranamam (KN) : Measures to improve
unthrifty coconut gardens in the West Coast
Cocon Bull 1962, 16;6i, 243-49 5 16.?), 279-
82.
Thomas iCAi ; Spray your coconut palms
against fungal diseases. Indian Fmg 1963,
12a2)» 19-24.,
Virus Disease
International Conference to tackle coconut
wilt diseases. Cocon Bull 1960, 14, 271-76,
Menon tKPVj : Cadang-cadang of root
(wilt) diseases. Cocon Bull 1^61, 15, 294-
§7.
Menon (KPV) and Shanta (Pi : SoH trans-
mission of coconut wilt virus, Curr Sci 1962,
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Shanta (P) : Preventing wilt disease of
Coconut in South India. Indian Fmg 1962,
11 ( 1 1 )» 20-22
, Shanta (P) et al : Aetiology of the wilt (root)
disease: investigations on the virologicai nature.
Indian Cocoa J 1960, 13, 56-66.
Shanta (P) et ah Some virus disease of plants
commonly met within coconut gat dens. Indian
Cocon J 1960, 13, 67-69.
Shanta (P) et el : ^Studies on some properties
of the coconut wilt virus. Indian Cocon J 1961,
15,36-46.
Varghese (EG) : Chemical studies on the
leaf and root (wilt) diseases of coconuts in Tra-
vancore-cochin-l. Some observations of the
incidence of the diseases. Indian Cocon J 1960,
13,76-79.
Fisngas Disease
Prasanna Kumari (TO) et al : Efficacy of
copper fungicides with reference to Helmin-
thosporiurn halodes-ihe leaf rot fungus of coco-
nuts. Indian Cocon J 1960 13,70-75.
R’ dha CK? : Stem bleeding in Coconut.
Cocon Bull 1962, 16 (7), 283-(l5.
Radha (K5 Sahasranaman (KN) and
Mtncn iKPV) : Note on the yield of coconut
in relation to rainfall and leaf rot and root
iwiit; d senses. Indian Cocon J 1962, 16 (1),
Spraying for coconut jeaf-rot. Bull Indian
Cent Cocon Coram 1955, 8, 226-28.
Srikantaiya (Ml ; Coconut’s arch-enemy
ambs, Indian Fmg 1961, 11(3!, 5-6.
- Srikantaiya (M) : Ambe roga of coconu?
in Mysore. Cocoa Bull i960, 13. 389-92.
Kurian (C) : Pest control through breeding
resistant varieties. Cocon Bull 1960, 14, 104-.5.
Kurian (C) and Plilai (GB) ; Use of attrac-
tants and repellents in pest control. Cocon
Bull 1963, 17 (7-8) 239-41.
Menon < KPV) and Nirula (KK) : Insect
pests of copra and their control. Oils&Oil-
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Nirula (KK) : Imecticidal control of the
pests of coconut palms. World Crops 1951,
3, 432.
Nirula (KK) : Investigations on the pests
of coconut palm— Part Hi, Nephontis serimpa
Meyrick. Indian Cocon J 1956, 9 (1 , 101-31.
Nirula (KK), Antony (J) Sahasranaman
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of the field w-eathered insectcides to the Eulo-
phid parasite {Trichoiphilus pupirora Ferr)
associated with Nephantis serin opa, Meyr.
Indian Cocon J 1958, 11, 125 32.
Pillai (GB) et al : Effect of dieldrin diffe-
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Ramachandra Rao (Y), Cherian (MC) and
Ananthnarayanan (KP) : Infestations of
Nephantis serinova M'yr in South India and
their control by the biological method. Indian
J Ent 1948, 10, 205-97.
Raman (TP) : Save your coconut palms
from leaf eating caterpillar. Poona ague coll
Mag 1956, 46, 316-18.
Sadasivan Pillar (KK) : Battle field where
man and insects meet. Cocon 'Bull 1964, 17
(10). 315-19. ’
Thirumalarao (V) and Perraju (A) : Black
headed caterpillar of coconut (Nephantis seri-
nop< 2 ) -Biological control through utilisation
of its natural enmxs-eulophids. Madras agric
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Tirumalarao (V) et al : Containers for exten-
sive postal transmission of parasite materia!
for the control of seritiopci Meyr the
bl ack^h eaded caterpillar. Indian Cocon J 1956 ,
Antony (J) : Control the rhinoceros beetle
and step up coconut production. Bull Indian
cent Cocon Coram 1955, 6, 115-17,
Cherian (MC) and Ananthanarayan (KP) •
Cono-ut palm beetle and its control. Indian
Fmg 1941, 2,130-31.
Ramachandran (CP) : Assessment of damage
to coconut due to Orvefes rhinoceros L-a preH-
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61
Selvaraj (CJ) ; Interesting dipterous parasite
of ihe Rhinoceros plam bettle, Oryctes rhinoceros
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Weed
Albuquerque (SDS) and Mohamed Ibrahim
(PA) : Calopogium for control of weeds in
coconut gardens. Madras agric J 1956, 43,
7-12.
Gopinathan Nair (R) : Role of hormonal
weedicides in the control of weeds in coconut
plantations. Cocon Bull 1950, 14, 296-302.
Panikkar (MR) : Weed problem in coconut
lands. Rural India 1952, 14, 24-37.
SESAMUM ’
Vasudeva (RS) : Diseases of sesamum :
jfn Sesamum Monograph. Hyderabad, Indian
Central Oilseeds Committee 1961, 92-109.
Bhnttacharjee (N) : Bionomic and econo-
mic status of Cre nastus flavoorbitalis (Cameron)
(Cphioninae : Hym)-an enioparasite of the
ti! leaf roller. Antigastra catalaunalis (Dup;.
Indian Oilseed J 1960, 4, 176-79.
Chowdhri (S) : Control of Cercospora
blight of til. Indian J agric Sci 1945, 15,
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Narayanan (ES) : Insect pests of sesamum
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CASTOR
Vasudeva (RS) ; Diseases of castor ; In
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Central Oilseeds Committee 1959, 85-92.
Narayanan (ES) ; Insect pests of castor;
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Control the castor semilooper. Extension
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Unusual epidemic of the castor hairy
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Plant Prot Buil 1 953, (2j, 50-51.
Vasantharaj David (B) and Radha (NV) ;
Castor wh'.te fly, Trideurodes ricini Misra and
its control. Madras agric J 1964, 51 (2), 90.
MUSTARD
Disease
Gopal Raju (D) et al ; Occurrence of Corti
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Andhra agric J 1962, 8(2), 1 17-9.
Rai (B) : Three enemies of rape and
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. Vasudeva (RS) : Diseases of rape and
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Hydrabad Indian Centra! Oilseeds Committee,
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Husain (A) ; Effect of certain fungicides
on germination and growth of rape and
mustard. Indian Oilseed J I960. 4, 174-75.
Tripathi (RL) and Haque (MM) ; Studies
on seed treatment with insecticides, I Effect of
certain organophosphorus infccticides on
germination and growth of seedlings of
mustard. Indian Oilseeds J 1963, 7(2), 144-47.
Narayana (ES) : Insect pests of rape and
mustard and methods of their control ; In Rape
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Central Oilseeds Committee 1958, 87-97.
Bhattacharjee (NS) : Control of "mustard
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1961,5, 133-38.
Pradhan (S) et d : Control schedule for
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Pradhan (S) et d: Get the grips with the
mustard aphid. Indian Fmg. 1961, 10(12), 20-
21 .
Pradhan (S). Jotwani (MG) and Rai (BK) :
Relative toxicity of some organo-phosphorus
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Rajan 'SS) : Aphid resistance of auto-
tetraploid toria. Indian oilseed J 1961, 5,
251-55.
Sardar Singh : Control of mustard aphid by
synthetic insecticides. Indian oilseeds J 1958,
2(3), 24-31.
Sardar Singh and Sidhu (HS) ; Schedule for
control of mustard aphid Ijy some insecticides.
Indian oilseeds J 1959, 3, 169-78.
Bhatia (GL) ; Control of mustard sawfly
(Athalia proxinia King) in Ajm.r-Merwara.
Plant Prot BuU 1950, 2(1-2), 16-17.
Pradhan (S) et al ; Bioassay of insecticides.
Relative toxicity of some important insecticides
to the larve of Athdia proxima King, a pest of
mustard. Indian oilseed J 1959, 3. 167-68.
Weed
Maini (NS) et al : Differential behaviour of
some Brassica species to Orobanebe infestation.
Indian Oilseed i 1969, 4, 17-19.
SAFFLOWER
Vasudeva (RS) : Diseases of Safflower— in
Niger and safflower Monograph. Hyderabad,
Indian Central Oilseeds Committee 1961, pp
128-35.
Gattani (ML) : Studies on the control of
damping off of safflower with antibiotics. Plant
Dis Rep 1957, 41, 160-64.
Narayanan (ES) ; Insect pests of safflower
‘ and methods of their control ; In Niger and
safflower Monograph. Hyderabad. Indian Cen-
trai Oilseeds Committee 1961, pp 123-27.
Aphids on safflower— nicotine sulphate will
help control. Oil & Oilseed J i960, 12(11},
Trehan iKN) and Hallea Panawar (NL) :
Life history, bionomics and control of safflower
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NIGER
Narayanan (ES) : Insect pests of niger and
methods of their control -In Niger and safflo-
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'Oilseeds Committee 1961, pp 40-42.
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Vasudeva (RS); Diseases of linseed. In
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Bedi (KS' et ni : Studies on wilt disease of
linseed in Punjab 1. Indian Oilseed J 1961, 5,
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Merh (JL) et al : Varietal resistance of
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Paracer (CS) and Bedi iBS) ; Studies on wilt
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Jeswani 'LM) : Linseeds that defy rust and
wilt. Indian Fmg 19b3, 12(11), 12.
Mathur (R8) : Linseed rust situation in
India during 1953-54. Plant Prot Boll 1954, 6(2),
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Shnkla (TNn t Incidence of linseed rust dur-
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Mani (V.S\ Sjkka (Ci and Bhardwaj (RBL) ;
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■ SPICE . AND DRUG PLANT
GINGER
Bhagwat (VY) : Control of soft lot of gin-
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Fazullah Khan (K) : New remedy for soft
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Sahare (KC) and Asthana (RP) : Rhizome
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Sundaram (NV) : Rhizome rot and wilt of
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Tirumalarao (V) and Nagarajarao fKR) :
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Fab pest of stored dry ginger. Indian J Ent
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TURMERIC
Kandaswamy (TK) : Control of the leaf
spots disease of turmeric caused by CoUetotri-
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Sansameswara Sarma (S) and Krishnamurthi
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Summanwar (AS) and Bhide (VP) : Leaf
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BETELVINE
Chowdhury (S) ; Effect of manuring on the
sclerntialwilt of pan. Piper betel, Indian J agric
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Subramanian (KS) and Venkata Rao (A) :
Some experiments on betelvine wilt at Potha-
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Control of serious diseases of foot rot and
leaf spot of pan crop. Agric Anim Hush UP
1954, 5(2), 8-10.
Dastur (JF) : Control of foot rot disease of
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Mathur (RS) and Simha (RP) : Control of
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Plant Prot Bull I9:i6, 8(2), 18.
Nikam (DG), Mahadik (CN) and Rathoro
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left alone. Indian Fmg 1958, 8(5), 11-13.
Mathur (RS) : Foot-rot of pan (Piper betel
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Bindra (GS) and Saksena (DK) ; Insect
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pests of betel-vine and their control. Gwalior
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Dhande (GW) et al : Occurrence of root
knot nematodes on betelvine in Maharashtra.
CurrSci 1961, 30, 351.
Basu (AC) and Chatterjee (PB) : Study on
the behaviour and control of Ferrisiana virgate
I Ckll ; — a new mealy bug pest of betel vine, in
West Bengal. India. Indian Agric-ist 1963, 7
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MINT ,
Ganguly (D) and Pandotra (VR) : Impor-
tant diseases of the mints and their control.
Bull Reg Res Lab Jammu 1962, 1(1), 42-48.
CORIANDER
Narula (PN) : Efflcacy of di'Terent fungi-
cides against stem-gall disease of Coriandnim
sativum L. Sci & Cult 1962, 23(10), 481-82.
CHILLIES
Jayarajan (R) and Ramakrishnan (K) ;
Studies on a virus d sease of chilli (Capsicum
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Atheya (SC) and Babu Singh : New leaf
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Atheya (SC) and Babu Singh : ‘Damping
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Chowdhury (S) : Studies on the develop-
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Gattani i ML'i and Mathur (RL) : Lea-^ roll
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3 (2 ',48.
Govindaswamy (CV) : Fusariose wilts of
brinjal {Solarium melongena) and chilli (Capsi-
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1960, 47, 482-83.
Kandaswamy (M) and Sundaram (NV) :
Chilli wilt and its control. Madras agric J
1956, 43. 338-40.
Nagaraja Rao (KR) ; Farmers try new way
of controlling chilli thrips. Indian Fmg 1955,
5 (2),. 7-8.
Puttarudriah (M) : Short review on the
chilli leaf-ciui complex and spray programme
f or its control. Mysore agric J 1959, 34 (2),
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Tirumalarao (V), Ramanhdharao (P), Kotes-
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in seed bed areas in Guntur district. Madras
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Krishana Murthi (S) and Bhandari (PB) :
Modification of leaves in chilli as a restilt of
whole plant sprays of high concentration of
certain plant regulators. Indivan J Hort 1957,
14,239-40.
CUMIN
Diseases of cumin and fennel. Plant Prot
Bull 1940 50 (2-3), 28-30.
Control of cumin mildew in Bombay State.
Plant Prot Bull 1952, 4(3), 77.
Mildew disease of cumin. Extension 1962,
2 (8), 5.
FENNEL
Joshi (NO : Studies on powdery mildew of
Foeniculum vu'gare from Ajmer. I Symptoms,
morphology, spore germination, phenological
relations and efficacy of sulphur dust against
the disease. Agra Univ J Res Sci 1958, 7, 87-91.
Kulkarni (HD and Patel (RC > : Control of
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1953, 22, 91.
BLACK PEPPER
How to prevent mould formation and insect
infestation in black pepper. Indian Cashew J
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Ramakrishnan (K) : Virus diseases of pepper
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CARDAMOM
*‘Katte” in cardamom. Indian Fmg 1560, 9
(11). 15.
Raychaudhary (SP) H al : Chirke — a new
virus threat to cardamom. Indian Fmg 1961,
11(9), I M2.
Varma (PM) : Information on ‘Katie*
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10, (I ), 7-16, 1959.
Varma (PM) ; Control of ‘Katie* or mosaic
disease of small cardamom in North Kanara.
Arec J 1962, 13 (31,79-89.
Varma (PM' and Capoor (SP) : Mosaic
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the banana aphid Pentalonia nigromrvosa Coq.
Indian J agric Sci 1958, 28, (1), 97.
Ranjan (SV) : Pests of cardamom and theif
control. Spice Bull 1962, 2(2), 11-16.
Cherian (MC) and Kylasam (MS) ;
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Jones (S) : Control of cardamom thrips.
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•control. Madras agric J 1949, 36(5’-, 213-15.
Subbiah (MS) : Certain preliminary studies
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Ranga Ayyar (G) ; Studies on the hairy
caterpillar p-sts of cardamom in Kerala.
Agric Res J Keraia 1961, i<l)» iS-30.
Sekhar (PS) : Control of cardamom hairy
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Jones (S) ; Cardamom weevil and its control.
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ARECANUT
Nagarajarao (KS) ; Plant protection practices
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Nagarajarao (KS) : Nursery diseases and
pests of are,anut and their control. Areca J
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P. tel (GI) and Nagarajarao (KS) : Important
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Radhu Menon,i Balakrishnan Nair (R) and
Abraham {KJj : Note on pests and diseases of
arecanut seedlings. Areca J 1962, 13(2), 26-29.
Some diseases of arecanut seedlings and
their control. Monih Buil Indian cent
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Ishwara Bhat (PS) : Spliting of Arecanut.
Indian Fmg 1961, 10(11), 27.
Fongus Disease
Howto control fruit rot and foot rot of
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Naipu (GVB) : Note on the “Pseudo budrot”
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Protection of arecarut palms against bud-rot.
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Joshi (NVl and Jeshi (SGI ; Experiments
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Joshi (NV) and Joshi (SGI ; Further experi-
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Mnrudarajan (D) : 'Koleraga' or ‘MaMC
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Sunderaramati (S) et a! : Stem bleeding
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Yellow leaf Disease
Radha Menoa ; Yellow leaf- a mystery killer
of areca. Indian Fmg 1962, 12(8), 20-21.
Radha Menon ; Some investi -aiions on the
control of yeilow spot in nurseries, Areca 1
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Radha Menon : Yellow leaf disease and
mites. Areca J 1960, 11, 58-59.
Radha Menon et al : Preliminary studies
on yellow leaf disease with trace elements and
fertilisers. Areca J 1961, 12(1), 14-15.
Balakrishnan Nair (R) and Radha Menon t
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(Areca catechu Lird). Areca J 1963, 14(4),
139-47.
Note on a new pest of the arecanut crop.
Areca J 1962, 13( I), 241-43.
Pillai (GB) and Kurien (C) : New light on
areca’spest enemies. Indian Fmg 1939, 9(8),
5-7.
Puttarudriab, (M) and Channa Basavanna
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Valsala ( PG) : Pests of arecanut and their
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Anabe Roga. Extension 1961, (1), 13’
Kapur (AP) . New spacies of Stetheuts
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Nair (MRGK) and Mohandas (N) : On the
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areca palms in Karela. Indian J Ent 1962,
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Puttarudriab (M) and Channa Basavanna
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Rao (SN) : White grub pest of arecanut.
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Non-Insect Animal Pest
Field rat control at the Regional Arecanut
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Naidu (GVB) ; Squirrel damage to the
arecanut crop and its control. Areca J 1962,
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Zinc phosphide baits for control of squirrels.
AracaJ 1960, 11,26.27,
Weed
Menon (RP) : Algal parasite (Cephalenros
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m
LATEX YIELDING AND FIBRE CROP, .
RUBBER
Sharpies (A) : Diseases and pests of the
rubber tree. Mannilal & Co 1936, 480 pp.
Srivastava (SNS) ; Some important diseases
of economic plants-unknown or little known
in India- transmitted in nursery stock rubber.
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Disease
De Jong P) : Disease control in plantation
rubber. Plant Chron 1962, 57(4), 56-57.
Kershaw (KLi : Aerial spraying in rubber-
control of phytopthora. Plant Chron 1962,
57 (12), 190-93.
Ramakrishnan (TS) and Radhakrishna Pillay
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Bd Bull ,1962, 5 (3) 120-26.
Ramakrishnan (TS) s Patch canker or bark
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Ramakrishnan (TS) and Radhakrishna
Pillay (PN) : Leaf spot of rubber caused by
Corynespora cassicola, Indian Rubber Bd
Bull 1961, 5 (1), 32-35.
Ramakrishnan (TS) and Radhakrishna Pillay
(PN) : Mouldy Rot. Indian Rubber Bd Bull
1963, 6 (3 & 4', 121-24.
Ramakrishnan (TS) and Radhakrishna Pillay
(PN ) : Spear head drying of bark above bud
union. Indian Rubber Bd Bull 1962, 6 (2)
57-58.
Ramakrishnan (TS) and Radhakrishna Pillay
(PN) ; New disease causing limb breakage
in rubber. Indian Rubber Bd Bull 1962, 5 (4)
213-15.
Ramakrishnan (TS) and Radhakrishna Pillay
(PN) ; Black stripe, black thread or bark rot.
Indian Rubber Bd Bull 1963, 6 (3 & 4), 110-12.
Ramakrishnan (TS) and Radhakrishna Pillay
tPN) : Collar rot, dry rot or charcoal rot.
Indian Rubber Bd Bull 1962, 5 (2) 88-91.
Ramakrishnan (TS) and Radhkrishna Pillay
(PN) : Brown root disease. Indian Rubber
Bd Bull 1962, 6(1), 8-11.
Ramakrishnan (TS) and Radhakrishna Pilfay
(PN-. : Secondary leaf fall. Indian Rubber
Bd Bull 1962, 6 (2), 74-77.
Ramakrishnan (TS) and Radhakrishna Pillay
(PN) ; Secondary leaf spot (Anthracnose) of
Hevea brasilensis caused by Glomerella cingu-
l«la. Indian Rubber Bd Bull 1962, 5 (2), 85 -ST.
Ramakrishnan (TS) and Radhakrishna Pillay
(PN) : Abnormal leaf fall of rubWr {Hevea
brasiknsis) caused by Phytopthora palmivora
Butl. I and 11. Indian Rubber Bd Bull 1951,
5(1), 11-20 ; 5(2), 76-84.
■ Venkataramani (KS) : Dusting as a measure
of control of the abnormal leaf fail of the
rubber tree. Plant Chron 1954, 49( 19) 573-76. '
Ramakrishnan (TS) and Radhakrishna Pillay
(PN) ; Powdery mildew of rubber caused by
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1962,5 (3) 187-201.
insect
Ramakrishnan (TS) and Radhakrishna Pillay
(PN) ; Scale insects. Indian Rubber Bd Bull
1962, 5 (3), 209-12.
Non-Insect Animal Pest
Ramakrishnan (TS) and Radhakrishna Pillay
(PN) : Snails and slugs. Indian Rubber Bd
Bull 1962, 6 (1), 26-28.
Weed
Kaimal (KN) : Weeds and cover plants in
rubber plantations. Plant Chron 1952, 47(21),
575-81 ; Indian Rubber Bd Bull 1952, 2 (1-2),
6-15.
Ramakrishnan (TS) and Radhakrishna Pillay
(PiN) : Preliminary observations on the me of
weedicides in rubber plantations in South
India. Indian Rubber Bd Bull 1963, 7 (1),
20-24.
Wrigby (G) et ed ; Possibilities for pre-
emergence weed killers in immature rubber.
Plant Chron 1961, 56, 306-08.
JUTE
Ghosh (T) : Jute diseases and their econo*
mic control. Jute Bull 1957. 20, 9-12.
Ghosh (T) : Jute diseases and their econo^
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dence and spread of diseases. Jute Bull 1957,
20,151-53.
Ghosh (T), Basak (M) and Kundu (BC) :
Effect of insolation and chemical treatment to
storina of lute seeds. Indian Phytopath 195 L
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Kundu (BC), Basak (KC) and Sarcar (PB) ;
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Grewal US) and Dharamvir ; Efficacy of
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to stem rot of jute and stripe disease of barley.
Indian Phytopath 1958, Tl, 175-78.
Varadarajan (BS) and Patel (IS) j Seed
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Diitt (N) : On the chaic'doid parasites of
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Dutt (N) and Ganguli (RN) : Comparative
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Ganituli (RN) : Effect of certain insecticides
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Tripathi I'RL) and Bhattacharya (.SP) : Stu-
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Semilooper and mite of jute. Extension 1961
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Dutt'N): Diapause in Nupserha bicolor
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Banerjee «SN) and Chatterjee (BK) : Ex-
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Sci & Cult 1952, 17, 443-44.
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Chowdhuri (AN) : Podagrica howringi Ba*y
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Dutt (N) ct al : Observations on the inci-
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COTTON
Control of pests and diseases on cotton in
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Reddy (DB) ; Control of pests and diseases
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SUNN, HEMP
Batra (HN) and Venkatesh (MV) : Unusual
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Plant Prot Bull 1956, 8(2), 23.
Murthy (DY) : Effect of varying the sowing
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Srivastava (AS) and Awasthi fGP) : Note on
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DECCAN HEMS^
Ghosh (T) ct al t Behaviour of the hybrid
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Subramanyam (VK) ; Fumigation of im-
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Fungus Disease
Vasudeva (RS) : Disease— Cotton (IVIono-
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Kandaswamy (M) and Subramanian (CL) t
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KaKvar(SR); Blackarm disease of cotton
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Siddiqui (MR) and Sahni (VM) : Problem
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Venkata Reddi (J) et all Preliminary trials
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Avtarsingh and Gera (SID) : Angular leaf
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Dastur (RH) and Singh (K) ; Investigations
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Sundaram (NV) : Studies on the rust disease
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Wilson (KI) : Control of cotton Anthrac-
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PEST
Abraham (EV) : Experiment to evolve a
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Cherkassky (M) ; How to prelect the cotton
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Khan (AR) : Short note on DDT. TCCG
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Kulkarni (HL) and Katgihallimath (SS) ;
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Author Index
Abdulia~lO,
Abdul Kareem (A) 53,54
Abdul Rauf 24,
AbedlfZH) 69;
Abeygunawardena (DVW) 29
Abraham (EV) 10. 30, 32, 36, 39, 67, 68
’Achutarao (K) 59
Addy SK) 49
Adhafe(SM) 48
Adlakha (PA) 17, 23
Adyantaya (NR) 6, 28, 29
Afzal Hussain (MD) 68,69
Agarwal (JP) 20,
Agarwal (LN) 22
Agarwal (NS) 14,17
Agarwal (PN) 14
Agarwal (RA' 15, 51, 52, 54
Agarwal (RK) 39, 40, 41
Agarwal (SBD) 8, 30, 34- 36, 52. 54
Agarwala (STD) 52
Agnihotrudu (B) 38
Agnihotrudu (V) 7
Ahrned (J) 51
Aiyappa (KM) 41
Albuquerque (SDS) 61
All (MH) 9
Alva (KR) 22
Ambastha (HNS) 17, 33
Ananthakrishanan (NR) 12
Anantha Narayanan (KP) 2, 10, 13, 30, 43, 60. 65.
Anand(DH) 21
Anand (JC) 42
Anandan (AP) 59
Ananda Rao (S) 16, 56
Ananth (BR) 58
Ananth (KC) 57, 58
Numerals against each entry refer to pages in which the references occur.
72
Ananganath 52
Annappan (RS) 67
Anthony(J) 9, 15,59,60'
Appala N'aidu (8) 20‘, 22. 24, 25, 32
Appala Narasimham (P) 51
Appanna (M) 3, 11, 13, 27. 31, 37, 44, 52, 58
Apparao (P) 67
Arakeri (HR) 20, 22, 24, 36, 48, 55
Arjan Singh 34
Arora (KS) 52
Arvamudhan (P) 55
Asana i,RD) 22, 24
Asthana(RP) 36,62
Atheya (SC) 63
Atri (SP) 36, 38
Atwah.AS) 9,41,43
Atwal (DS) 37
Avasthy (PN) 51, 52, 53, 54. 66
Avtar Singh 67,68
Awasthi (GP) 9, 48
Ayyangar (GNR) 67
Ayyar (PNK) 68
Ayyar (SR) 20
Azariah{MD) 26,47
A 2 iz(MA) 13 '
Babu Singh 6,63
Badli(SN) 10
Bagal (SR) 46
Bagwan Dass (M) 68 ,
Bahadur Singh 18, 69
Bahel(SC) 3
Bajpai (R) 17
Bajpai (RN) 4l
Bakr Ahmed (M) 45 . . ;■ : : j :
Bakshi (TS) 27
Balakrishnan Nair (R) 64
Balu (V) 27, 23
Banarjee (SN) 2, 13, 29, 30, 41. 49, 50. 53. 54, 58, 66, 68
Bandhari(KC) 50
Banerjee (G) 24
Banerjee |S) 25,731
n
Bansal (UP) . 55 ,
Bapkar(DG)29
Bapreddy 1, 3, 33
Barooah (SR) i9
Barua (HK) 21
Bama(P) 21
Barua (TW) 21
Barucha(FR) 32
Basak (M) 65, 66
Basha (MG) 9,44
Basheer (M) 52, 53, 68, 69
Basu (A) 30
Basil (AC) 30,63,68
Basu (AN) 13,49
Basu (NO 21
Basu (SK) 41
Batra (AL) 44
Batra (HN) 39, 40, 43, 45, 48, 50, 66, 69
Bebraw (MA) 10
Bederkar (VK) 69
Bedi (BS)
Bedi (KS^
Bedi (PS)
62
3, S. 28, 29, 33, 35. 37. 38, 49, 41, 46, 59, 62
39
Behura { BK) 3
Bener Raj 37
Eera(BK) 30
Beri (YP^ 48
Bessil (FW) 44
Bhagwaear (PR) 7, 47
Bhagwat (VY) 62
Bhalerao (BG) 59
Bhalla (OP) 40
Bhambani (NJ) 27
Bhan(VM) 20
Bhandari (KG) 46
Bhandari (PB) 63
Bhargava (CBL) 19
Bhargava (JC) 55
Bhargava (KS) 6
Bhargava (PN) 12
Bhaigava (SN) 44
Bhamburkar (MW) 10
,.74
Bhandary (KR) 50
Bharadwaj (RBL) 18, 21. 23, 25, 27, 32, 35, 48, 55,
Bhaskaran (R) II
Bhaskar Rao (C) 33
Bhat fMV) 31
Bhatia (DR) 9, 10
Bhatia (GL; 61
Bhalia (GN) 3
Bhatia (SS) 15
Bhatnagar (SP) 1
Bhatt(JG) 69
Bhattacharjee (N) 61
Bhattachaijee (NS) 61
Bhattacharya (KP) 7
Bhaltacharya (PK) 32
Bhattacharya (SP) 66
BhidetVP) 37,39, 62
Bhoj (RL) 52
Bhutani(DK) 50, 51, 54 .
Bindra (OS) 19, 62
Bisht(NS) 39
Blackith (RE) 26
Bode (MN) 16 -.
Bose (AK) 25
Bose (JCj 21
Bose (RD) 35, 38
BosetSK) 6.22,42,43
Bruhl Paul 22
Bupendra Rai 18
Burns 2U
Butani (D) 36, 43, 50, 51, 54
Butler (EJ) 6,32
C
Canon (RC) 44
Capoor (SP) 25
Chacko (PI) 25
Chabal(DS) 38,40.43.
Chalam (GV) 18
Chandra (V) 22
Chandra Singh (DJ) 20, 24, 69
Chandwani (GH) 29
Chandy(M[G) 50)
76
Gfaaady Kurian 59
Channa Basavanaa (GP) 11, 12, 38, 44, 54
Chakravarthy (AK) 32
Chakravarthy (AS) 55
Chakravarthy (SC) 23
Chandy (KC) 54
Charan Singh 9
Chatrath (JP) 39
Chatterjee (BK) 50
Chatterjee (BN) 17
Chatterjee (NCH) 49
Chatterjee (PB) 43, 63
Chatterjee (PN)
Chatterjee (R) 12
Chatterjee (Si 27, 34. 38, 69
Chattopadhyay (SB) 28, 29, 33, 45, 47
Chaturvedi (PL) 41
Chaudhury (DP) 31, 43
Chaudhury (MS) 25, 52
Chaudhury (RP) 12, 47
Chaugule (BA) 17
Chavan (AR) 19
Chavan(VM) 32
Chavan (VR) 22
Cheema(PS) 53,54
Cherian (MC) 12, 14, 26, 43, 44, 45, 48, 60, 63, 68
Cherkasiky (M) 67
Chohan (JS) 44
Chona (BL) 33, 50, 51
Chopra (SC) 34
Chotey Singh 11, 31, 68
Chowdhury (A) 22
Chowdhury (AN) 11, 39, 66
Chowdhury (HC) 22
Chowdhury (MK) 17
Chowdhury (S) 2. 5, 6, 40, 41, 61, 62, 63
Compere (H) 52
Coomes (AV) 8
D
Dakshin Das (DG) 24
Dakshina Murthy (V) 8
Dalai (LH) 13
n
Dalai (VB) 42
Darbal (SW) 20
Das (CS) 45
Das (GM) 4, 56
Das (GN) 8, 4?, 56
Das (GP) 38
Dass (CM) 20
Dass (K) i8, 25
Dass (NC) 20
Oastur (JF) 33^ 62
Dastur (RH) 6?
DaUa(PC) 32
Datta (SK) 23, 24
Datta Gupta (AK.) 15
Dave (BB) 32
David (N) S3
Davis (TA) 59
De (BN) 45
De (RB) 21
De (RK) 12, 27, 43, 69
D’cruz (R) 21, 29, 32
Decker (Ge) 1,
De Jong (P) 4, 8, 24, 55, 56, 65
be Quadros (AS) 33, 38
Desai (MK) 42, 66
Desai (M V) 43.
Desmukh(NV) 21
Desmukh tPS) 1
Deshmukh (MJ) 47
De.'hpande (RB) 21
Deshpande (HV) 16
D’Souz (GJ) 58
Dey (RK) 12
Dey (SK) 59
Dhande (GW.i 34, 63
Dhanya Sagar (VR) 17
Dhar (AK.) 25
Dharamvir 35. 65
Dharma Rajaln (E) 9, 68
Dhawan (NL) 36
Dhc8i 22
Dhingra(DR) 13,42
Dhyan Chand (K) 22
Dikshit (NN) 41
Dorge (SK) 32
Dubey (JK) 6
Dulela(GG)37
Dunham (RS) 35
Datt (AK) 26,35.48
Dutt (BL) 47
Dutta (DK) 12, 43, 66
Dutta(KA) 40,42.
Dutt (N) 66
E
Ebrahim All (SA) 17
Edward (JC) 6
Edward (JJD) 36
EkbotetRBj 19.33
Elhence (D) 16
Elias (JNA; 56
Ethi Rajan (AS) 5
Ezekial (Mj 45
V
FazuUah Khan (F) 62
FiScher (GEC) 20
Fotidar (MR) 10, 14
Fozdar (BS) 32
• • ^
Gambir Singh (S) 21
Ganesh(MK) 131
Ganga Sagar 52
Gangolly (SR) 42
Ganguli (BN) 56. 66
Ganguli(D) 28, 29,63
Ganguli (RN) 55, 66
Garg (DE) 19
Garg(DN) 6,17
Galtani (ML) 7, 8. 33, 35, 50
Gaur(MM) 3
Gee (EP) 17
George (K) 22. 24, 25, 32, 55
George (KV) 58
George (PN) 26
i
n
Gera (SID) 67
Ghai(DO) 4,6
Ghadiok(GR) 26
Gliatge (MB) 1,
Ghattam(ML) 62,63
Ghosh (RLM) 28, 29 , 32
Ghosh (T) 65, 66
Ghufran (SM) 51
Giles (P) 26
Girdhari Lai 50, 55
Girl (S) 4
Giri(VV) 59
Glover (PM) 4
Glover (RM) 56
Goel (BK) 10
Gogit (HS) 44
Gokhale (VP) 33
Gopskonar 69
Gopalschar (NCP) 57
Gopala Krishnan (J) 5
Gopala Krishnan (R) 58
Gopala Menon (ER) !
Gopala Raju (D) 8. 61
Gopinathan Nair (R) 61
Gosh (AK) 23, 33, 35
Govindan (M) 5, 51
Govinda Rao (P) 6, 7, 8, 18, 38, 40, 56
Govinda Swamy (CU) 7, 29. 48, 63
Govindu (HC) 46
Gravelv (FH) 8
Gregory (PG) 4, 59
GrewaWJS) 33,65
Griffith (AL) 20
Grover (RK) 33,45
GunduRao(H) 27
Gypta(BP) 9,36
Gnpta(BD) 48,51,52,53,54
Gupta (DS) 9, 49
Gupta (KM) 52
Gupta (MU) 24
Gupta (OP) 18,54
Gupta (RL) 2
Gupta (SC) 39
Gupta (SL) 19
Gupta (SN) 12
Gurbaksh Singh 23
Gurdas Singh 9
Gurunath Rao (V) 44
Hadimani (AS) 23
Hainsworth (E) 56
Hall (WB) 39
Hallea Panwar (NL) 62
Harbajan Singh 26, 37, 54
Harbans Singh (S) 54
Harcharan Singh 27
Hardas (MG) 17,21,23
Harciial Singh 52
Hari Kishore 47
Harpai Singh 52
Haq (A) 32
Haque (MM) 61
Harvey (MT) 12
Hasan (SM) 42
Hasanain (SZ) 34
Hassan (MZ) 26
Heath (ED) 55
Hedge (RK) 37
Hem Raj ^B) 68
Homewood (GS) 57
Horsefan(JS) 7
Howard (A) 19
Howard (GLC) 19
Hullati (BA) 27
Husain (A) 61
Hussain (MF) 19,39
Husain Afzal (M) 50
Hutchinson (MT) 55
Ibrahim Ali 1
Israel (P) 14, 15, 28, 29, 30, 31
Issac (PV) II
Iyengar (MRS) 35
Jacob (KT) 24
Jagannatha Rao (E) 53
Jain (AC) 5
Jain (JS) 34
Jain (SP) 46, 47
Jain (SS) 36, 39, 40, 44, 45, 4S
Jaleel Ahmed (N) 51,57
Janaki(IP) 32
jarnail Singh 10
Jaswant Singh 6
Jatkar Kulkarni 13
Jawanda (JS) 26
Jayarajan (R) 63
Jayaraman (V) 56
Jeevanna Rao (PS) 20
Jha(NC) 19
Jha(NP) 52
Joglekar (RG) 21
John (CM) 22
John (K) 32
John Durai Raj (D) 42
Jolley (CL) II, 39
Jones (S) 63, 64
Josav (GS) 41
Joseph (KV) 30
Joshi f AB) 68
loshi(BG) 56,57
Joshi (BS) 49
Joshi (KC) 3.4,7
Joshi (KG) 17
Joshi (LK) 34
Joshi (LM) 33, 62
Joshi INC) 42, 50,51,63
Joshi (NV) 66
Joshi (PC) 33
Joshi (SA) 1,2
Jotwani (MG) 10, 15. 36, 43, 49. 61, 68
Juddeko (E) 56
. . ■ K
Kachni (LN) 22
Kachroo(Pl 19
Kacker (PN) !3
81
Kadam (BS) 1, 56
Kadambi (K) 17, 20
Kaiwar ( SR) 67
Kalamkar (RJ) 19, 33
Kalimuthu (M) 19
Kalla (BL) 17
Kallapur (K) 17
Kalra(AN) 44, 53.54
Ka’yana Raman (NP) 1 1
Kalayana Raman (VM) 52, 53
Kamat (MN) 6
Kamalakara Rao (C) 53
Kanak Raj David (S) 31, 38, 69
Kandaswamy (M) 56, 63, 67
Kandaswamy (TK) 62
Kanitkar(UK) 19
Kanwar (JS) 42
Kapoor (MS) 54
Kapoor (OP) 21
Kapur (AP) 11,45,64
Kapur (BB) 52
Kapur (NS) 48
Kapur (SN) 13
Kar(K) 50,51
Karam Singh 37
Karaoti Kumar 36
Karvick (CR) 32
Kashyap (VPS) 4
Katarki(NU) 17,31,68
Katgihallimath (SS) 67
Kaul (RN) 1, 23, 25
Kaul(TN) 33,50
Kaushik(BK) 20
Kenoyer(LA) 17
Kershaw (KL) 6.65
Khan (AH) 11
Khan(AR) 67
Khan (AW) 39,40
Khan(MA) 35
Khan(MC) 53
Khan (MQ) 12, 27, 30, 36, 38, 54, 67
Khan (NH) 69
82
Khan (RM) 48
Khanna (KL) 50, 52
Kh:mna (PP) 49
Khanna (SS) 16
Khare(BPj 27
Khushal Singh (S) 1
Kidavu Koya (PIK) 17
King (K) 44
Kirchner (MJ) 1
Kirpal Singh (HC) 43
Kirt'kar 50,51
Krishan Kumar 69
Kishan Singh 51
Kishore (H) 46
Koshy (T) 13
Kotiswara Rao (D) 8, 38
Kotiswara Rao (M) 49, 63
Krishna Menon 47
Krishna Murthy (B) 3, 13, 16, 27
Krishna Murthy (C) 8, 31, 41, 49, 51, 52, 53, 68
Krishna Murthy (CS) 19
Krishna Murthy (D) 62
Krishna Murthy (PS) 20
Kri' hna Murthy ,8) 17, 24, 25, 26, 63
Krishna Murthy Rao (BA) 31, 51, 54
Kr.shna Rao (P) 2J
Krishna Swamy (S) 11, 12, 37, 39
Kuikarni (HLj 1. 1 1, 14, 17, 27, 3 ■ , 43, 63, 67
Kulkar.J (LG) 59
Kulkaini (KR) 54
Kulkarni (NB) 29
Kulkarni (NP; 4
KuJkaini (SB) 13
Kulkarni (US) 19
Ku karni (YSj 34, 67
Kumar (K) 10
Kumar (LSS) IS, 20, 21, 23, 24, 37
Kumar i^S v) 42
Kumaraiaja (K) 39
Kumara Swami ^Tj 37, 47
Kundu (BQ 65, 66
Kunhi Kannan Narabrar (K) 20
Kurien (C) 4, 11, 12, 15, 16, 50, 60, 64
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Kurup (AR) 56, 57
Kushawaha (KS) 36,40
Kuspo(VS) 17,59
Kylasam (MS) 14, 63
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Lakshmanan (A) 40
Lai (BS) 3g, 46. 48, 68
Lal(DSU) 17
Lai (KB) 1, 3, 4. 5, 8, 9, 16, 40, 48, 68
Lal(R) 48
LaKSP) 29,58
LaUTB) 5,40
Lai Mohan (LB) 20
Lai Singh (S) 21
Lamba(PS) 20,25
Latif (MHj 43
Laxmi Narayana (V) 5, 12
Laxmi Narayana Bhatta (K) 14
Leela David 11,12,46,49
Lefroy (HM) 8, 11
Lele (VC) 62
Luthra (JC) 18, 23, 34. 37, 51, 54
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McRae 67
Mahadevan (V) 30
Mahadik(CN) 62
Maheswariah (BM) 12, 13, 44
Mahes Babu 23
Mahto (J) 53
Main! (NS) 61
Maiti(RK) 32
Majid (S) 2
Majuradar (SK) 14, 15, 26, 27. 38, 43, 46
Malhotra (CP) II
Malick(PC) 42,43,44
Man (VS) 50
Mani (MS) 41
Mani (TF) 31
Mani (VS) 18. 42
MaDiaian(HN) 53
Mann (NN) 55
Manocha (BD) 10
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Margabandhu (V) 68
Mariakulandai (A) 42
Mariappan (V) 37
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Maryanan (HN) 53
Mathen(K) 59
Mathew (AP) 17
Mathrani (DI) 56
Mathur (M> 46,48
Mathur{PB) 40,46,48
Matliur (PS) 55
Mathur (RL) 17, 23
Mathur (RS) 5, 34, 36, 39. 44, 46, 59, 62
Mathur (SCJ 6,36.59
Mathur (VK) 12
MayneiWW) 17,57,58
Meenakshi Sundarm (D) 19, 22, 25
Mehrotra (HN) 7
Mehta (BV) 44
Mehta (KC) 26, 33
Mehta (PRj 4, 6, 19, 24, 33, 34, 35, 46
Mehta (S) 53
MenontKPV) 9,15,19,60
Menon \,HF) 64
Mcnon (SK) 8
Merh (.JL) 62
Mhatre (JR) 12
Mirhamid Ali 49
Mtshra (J 6
Misia .AP; 6, 22, 24, 29, 33, 42, 46. 49
Misra (DR) 37
Misra (DP) 62
Misia ;G) 18,22
Misra vM) 34
Mtira O'fP) 12
Misra (MK) 23,35
Misra (Vr) 35
Aiical ^VP) 9
Mura vAK) 24, 45
Mitia ;.£) 25
Mitia rM) 35
Mitra i.N) 55
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Mitra(NN) 32
Mitra (PK) 8
Mohammad Ali (S) 54
Mohammed Ibrahim (PA) 61
Mohana Sundaram (M) 37
Mohan Das (N) 64
Mohan Rao (MV) 53
Mohan Rao (KR) 12. 53
Mohan Singh 5,28
Mohanty (UN) 1
Mookerjee (AL) 41. 54
Mookerjee (PB) 14, 15, 16, 27, 52
Moolani (MK) 24
Moniz (L) 40
Moorthy (LN) 69
Moulder (D) 56
Mokhopadhyaya (SK) 35
Mudaliar(CR) IS
MudaUar(VTS) 20
Mukundan (TK) 16
Mukerjee (DD) - 8
Mukerjee(SK) 17,48,51
Mukerjee (SP) 41
Mukerjee (TD) 4, 14, 55
Mulder (D) 56
Mimdkur(BB) 5.6,35,38
Munjal (RL) 6, 69
Muralia (RN) 6
Murihy (DN) 3, 21, 30, 31, 32, 42, 66
Murthy (SN) 17 ,
Muthu (M) 15, 43
Muthu Krishnan (CR) 17
Miithu Krishnan (TS) 11, 68,69
Muthu Swamy (R) 55
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Nagaraj (TR) 58
Magarajan (KRI 2, 10. 11, 28, 53
Nagraja Rao (KR) 2. 4, 5, 12, 13,. 14, IS, 36, 38, 40, 49, 62, €% 69
Nagaraj Rao (KS) 64
Nagaraja Rao (PR) 30,45
Nagaraja Shetty (MV) 37
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Nagur (T) 37
Naha (PM) 29
Naidu (AB) 25
Naidu (BA) 37 ‘ ,
Naidu (GVBj 64 ' ,
Nair (MRGK) 30, 64 ,
Nair (PD) 21
Nambiar (KKK) 67 * •
Nambiar (RR) 22
Naqvi (SZH) 8
Narasimhan (MJ) 18,43,57
Narasirahan (R) 51 > .
Narasimha Murthy (BL) 21
Narasimhaswamy (RL) 57, 58
Narayana (AS) 19
Narayana (KL) 30, 36, 69
Narayanan (ES) 8, 1 1. 12, 27, 30, 40, 52 59, 61, 22, 67
Narayanan (G) 8
Narayanan (TR) 19. 20, 22, 25
Narayana Swamy f PS) 4, 26, 38, 50
Nariani (TK) 43
Narula (PN) 33, 63 .
Nath (CR) 51, 54 ,
Nangpal (RD) 67
Nazir (MM) 27
Negi (NS) 50 • - ,
Negi 12
Newman (JF; 19
Nezamuddin (S) 23, 28, 35, 36*'''
Nigami^LN) 10,40
Nikam(BG) 6,28,41,62
Nilkalmi 55 \.
Nirula (KK) 9, 15, 47, 48,49, 56
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Padbanabhan (SY) 28, 29
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Padmanabhan (V) 41
PadwIck(GW) 6, 7,25.50,51
Paharia (KD) 47
Pal {BP) 26. 33, 34
Pa}{NL} 57
Pali (NS) 50
Panda!ai(KM) 59
Pandate (SN) 22
Pande (HK) 35
Pandey (ND) 39 ■
Pandotra (VR) 63
Pandya (MG) 18
Pandya(PS) 66
Panigrahi (BM) 18, 22
Panikkar (MR) 17, 23, 25, 33, .61
Pankajshamma (K), 4
Paracer (CS) 6, 38, 39. 40, 43, 62
Pararaeswaran Pillai (PR) 39
Parkhe (DP) 57
Parthasarathy (S) 58
Parthasaratay (SV) 52
Patel (G A) 3,4,10,13,31,68
Patel (GC) 57
Patel (GJ) 64
Patel (HK) 16,56,68
Patel (JS) 65
Patel (KP) 43
Patel (MK) 3, 6, 7, 33, 34, 4i, 43
Patel (NC) 68
Pafel (RC) 43, 50, 56, 63, 68
Patel (RM) 13, 16, 50, 53, 56, 68
Patil(ND) 18
PatiI{SS) 32,35
Patil Kulkarni (BG) 5i
Patwak(H) 36
Patwardhan (GB) ' f9, 20
Paugi (MS) 12
Paul (AK) 32
Paul (CF) 14
Paul (MD) 68
Paul (RK) 15
Pawar (FK) 41
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Pawar (JG) 4-9
Peeran (SM) 57
Peiils (JWL) 29
Perraju (A) 5, 30. 56, 60
Perumal (K) 10
Peswani {KM) 36
Phadnis(NA) 42
Phillip (A) 50, 56,57
Filial (GB) 11, 12, S9, 60, 64
Pillay (RA) 20
Pingale (SV) 14, 1 5, 26, 27, 28, 40, 43, 46, 48
Pitchayya £B) 42
Ponnaiya (BWX) 36
Ponnuswaml ?MK) 43
Prabhakar Rao (V) 5, 46
Pradhaa (S) 4, 5, 8, 10, 12, 16, 28, 36, 4% 6t, 69
Pradyuman Singh (M) 42
Prakash Sarup 15, 34, 36, 49
Pramanik (LM) 53, 55
Prasad (A'l 19
Prasad (AR) 9.53
Prasad (D) 43
Prasad (LK) 48
Pmad(N) 1,57
Prasad (R) 33, 35, 55
Prasad (RN) 54
Prasad (SK) 49, 50
Prasad iSN) 53,54
Prasad ^VN) 20
Prasaona Kumar (TO) 60
Primrose (C) 58
Pritam Singh Dcoi 53
Priyamvatha Rao (SB) 37, 67
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Pruthi (HS) 5, 10, 11, 16, 26, 28, 40, 41, 57
Pushkarnath 47
PuUarudriah (M) 1, 3, 11, 12, 14, 16, 25, 28, 30, 31, 36, 33, 39, 43, 4S, St
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Radhakrishna Murthy (B) 56
Radhakrishna PilJay (PN) 63
Radhamenon 64
Raghava Rao (N) 14
Raghunadha Rao (N) 38
Rahaman (A) 28
Rahaman (F) 35
Rahaman ^KA) 5, 28, 36, 40, 43. 48, 52, 54
Raheja (PC) 38
Rahiidkar fWB) 18, 21, 23
Rai (BK) 10, 43, 52, 6f
Rai (L) 26, 27
Rai (RP) 47
Raina (JL) 10
Raj (BR) 23
Rajugopalan (GK) 17, 20
Rajagopalan (K) 29
Rajan (BSV) 3
Rajan (MRD) 41
Rajan (SS) 61
Rajan fSV) 63
Rajani (VA) 51, 52, 54
Rajarao(SA) 12,31,58
Rajput (RK) 39
Rajarafnam (S) 20
Rajaverma (MCI 7
Rajpaye (NK) 33,
Raju(RN) 11
Rakshpal (R) 4, 41.
Ram (KB) 43
Ram (SK) 43
Rama (TP) 60
Raraachandra Chari (C) 41, 52, 53
Ramachandra Iyer (S) 52
Ramachandra Rao (Y) 10, 31, 60
Ramachandran (CP) 15, 60
Ramachandran (S) 2, 11, 13, 14, 30, 31, 46, 68
Ram Gopal 46
Ramakrishana Ayyar (TV) 8. 11
Ramakrlshnan (C) 38
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Ramakrishnan (K) 63
Ramakrishnaa (S) 1
Ramakrishnaii (TS) 44, 65
Rama Murihy (K) 3, 12
Raman (KR) 44
Ramanandha Rao (P) 63
Ramanjan (S) 46
Raman janeyulu (S) 22
Rama Rao (G) 25
Rama Rao (M) 41 '■
Rama subbiah (K) 38
Ramesh Chander 12
Ramiah (AR) 69
Ramiah (RV) 32
Ramiah (V) 48
Ram Nath 29
Ram Nath (G) 58
Ramnath Rao (H) 13
Ram Pal Singh 10
Ranade (SB) 20
Ranga Ayyar (G) 64
Rangashetty (NT) 58
Rangaswamy (G) 3, 7, 8, 29, 40, 46, 69
Rao (BKP) 4
Rao (D) 19
Rao (0S) 26, 27
Rao (GN) 51
Rao (JP) 22, 32
Rao (J) 18 53
Rao (JT) 5
Rao (MSS) 50
Rao (MW) 21, 23, 24
Rao (NVL) 18
Rao (PG) 1
Rao (PVR) 1
Rao (SN) 40, 64
Rao (V) 39
Rao (VP) 4, 5, 15
Rao(VR)69 ... .
Rao(VT)l
Rao(YR)2i
Raout(GD)31
Ratan Lai 8, 10, 15, 27, 44, 48, 52 57
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Ratcliffe (FAC) 58, 68
Rathore (VS) 62
Ratnam (LV) 35 ,
Rauf (A) 17
Ravindranath (V) 18
Rawat (RR) 16
Rawther (TSS) 59
Raycbaudhuri (SP) 44, 46, 53
Rayner (RW) 58
Reddy (DB) I, 2, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 17, 21, 22, 23, 26, 28, 33, 34, 35, 36 , 37 , 38,
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Reddy (GS) 43
Rehaman fF) 23
Renjheo (PL) 5, 43, 68 '
Raudkhar(WB) 37
Rich (S) 7
Richards (PB) 67, 68 ?
Richharia (RH) 35
Ritchie (JH) 19 ;
Richter (CP) 28 i. ,
Robinson (JBD) 26. 58
Rooowai (ML) 9 ^
Roy (AK) 46
Roy (CS) 16 ; >
Roy (RS) 43 45 . -
Roy (RY) 7 ;
Roy (SC) 40 !
Roychowdhuri (K) 45
Rusden (PL) 69
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Sabnis(SD) 19
Sadasivan (TS) 7,29,67
Sada siv'an Pillai (KK) 60 ’
Sadik (HG) 51
Saha(JC) 5,55
Sahadevan (PC) 22 ;
Sahani (Vj^) 67
Sahate(KC) 62
Sahasranamam (KN) 60
Saini (BS) 46
Saini (HR) 23
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Sakaram Rao (J) 19, 20
Salim All 44
SaiimathlSS) !9. 32
Sana (JC) 55
Sandhu (JS) 50, 52, 54
Sane (PV) 68
Sangai (PM) 22
Sangameswara Sarnia (S) 62
Sanghi (PM) 49
*Sanjiva Rao (B) 8
Sankaran (T) 9, 68
Sanne Gowdha (S) 45
Sant (MV) 22,33
Santanaraman (T) 17, 31
Sanwal (KC) 16
Saptharshi (K) 26
Sarangapani (MV) 26, 46
Saraswati Devi (L> 67
Sarcar(PB) 65,66
Sardar Singh 8, 9, 10, 31, 46, 47, 61
Sarid (JN) 25
Sarma (K) 42
Sarman (KC) 55, 56
Sarojini Damodaran (AP) 7
Sarup(P) 69
Sashi Kanta 52
Sashi Kanta Rai (BK) 44
Sastri(KSK) 18
Sathyanarayana (P) 4, 13, 15, 16
Satpathy(JM) 15,46,68
SaUar(A) 34,37
Sawant (AR) 7
Sawhney (VL) 13
Saxena (AP) 53
Saxena (DK) 62
Saxena (HK) 3
Saxena (HP) 30,31,53
Saxena (JS) 12
Saxena (VIP) 50
Seethala'-rni (V) 20
Sekh3r(PS) 64
Selvaraj(CJ) 2,61
Sen (AB) 7, 12
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Sen (AC) 16. 25, 30, 31, 34, 40, 43, 45, 48
Sen (AR) 55
Sen (DL) 66 ,
Sen (DW) 19
Sen (SC) 55
Sen(SN) 11
SenGwpta 3
Sen Gupta (AK) 12
Sen Gupta (GC) 13, 31 ‘
Sen Gupta (JN) 19
Sen Gupta (PK) 8,40,47
Sen Gupta (SK) 51
Seshadri (AR) 32, 47
Seshadri (TR) 13
Seshagiri Rao (D) 13, 14, 16, 17, 26, 28/31, 46, 51, 54
Seshagiri Rao (T) 33
Seshagiri Rao (Y) 15,30,31
Seth(JN) 18,44
Seth (ML) 43
Sethi (BL) 23
Shah (SA) 50
Sham Sunder (M) 43
Shanmugam (N) 10, 37
Shanta (P) 60
Sharma (AR) 22
Sharma (BB) 69
Sharma (BS) 25
Sharma (C) 36
Sharma (DC) 46
Sharma (DK) 6. 19
Sharma (GS) 28
Sharma (JC) 40
Sharma (MN) 51
Sharma (PL) 10, 40
Sharma (SL) 22. 26, 35, 47, 52
Sharma (SR) 25
Sharpies (A) 65
Shashi Kanta Rai (BK) 15
Shashi Prabha Lai 37
Shaw (AW) 25
Shaw(FJF) 19
Shende (CB) 52
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Shenge (CB) 52
Sheriair (KC) 19
Slierde Singh 48
Sheriff (M) 53
Shivapuri (TN) 18, 23, 25
Shrivastava (BK) 1
Shrivastava (PD) 10, 14
Shrivastava (RP) 15
Shukla(TN) 62
Shukla(VN) 3
Shuman (F) 34
Siddiqi (MS) 40
SIdiqui (AA) 68
Siddiqui(MR) 67
Siddiqui (S) 14
Siddiqui(ZA) 52, 53,54
Sidhu(AS) 54
Sidhu(HS) 61
Sikka(C) 62
Sikka (SM) 36
Simha(CP) 48
Simha(M) 40
Simiia (RP) 62
Singh (B) 48
Singh (BB) 41
Singh (BM) 31,39,43
Singh CBN) 18,25,26
Singh (D) 51,52,54
Singh (DN) 18,2!
Singh (DP) 26
Singh (DR) 51
Singh (G) 32
Singh (GP) 12
Singh (H) 54
Singh (HB) 49
Singh (HN) 20,21 43, 55
Singh (JR) 42
Singh (K) 18,38,67
Singh (LB) 42,43,44
Singh (M) 10
Singh (MP) 2,44
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Singh (RB) 23
Singh (RD) 35
Singh (RN) 45
Singh (RP) 52,54, 55
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Singh (RS) 49
Singh (S) 4, 32, 49
Singh (SK) 39
Singh (SM) 43,44
Singh (TCN) 19
Singh (UB) 6, 40, 45
SinhafMM) 10
Sinha(RP) 23,34,36
Sinha (SSP) 17
Sirdhana (BS) 5
Sivarama Krishniah (M) 37
Sivarao (DV) 54
Sivasankara Sastry (KS) 52
Smith (ROA) 7
Smith Herbert (D) 41
Sodhi (GS) 44
Sohi (HS) 47
Sohi (SGS) 28. 31, 46
Solomon (S) 23, 24
Somasekhar (P) 58
Sontaky (KR) 26, 41
Sreeratnulu (C) 37
Sreeramulu (T) 42
Srikantiya (M) 6, 60
Srinivasan (AR) 18, 21, 25
Srinivasan {KMf) 24, 25
Srinivasan (KV) 50, 51
Srinivasan (MV) 39, 40, 69,
Srinivasan (NR) 22
Srinivasan iPA) 8
Srinivasan (PM) 49, 50
Srinivasan (R) 25
Srivastava (AS) 3^ 9, 10, 16, 30, 31 , 36 , 38 , 39 , 40 , 44 , 49 , 54 , 66, 67
Srivastava (BK) 14, 16, 34, 36. 48, 51, 67
Srivastava (BP) 15, 49
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Srivastava (DN) 69
Srivastava (GP) 12
Srivastava (HC) 40
Srivastava (HML) 4, 15
Srivastava < JC) 52
Srivasrtava (MG) 32
Srivastava ( MMP) 48
Srivastava (OP) 8
Srivastava (RN) 6, 23
Srivastava (RP) 15, 42. 43
Srivastava (RS) 15
Srivastava (SNS) 27, 47, 65
Srivastava (TN) 25
Srivastava (YP) 31
Stephen (RC) 26
Subbiah (J) 7
Subblah (MS) 63, 64
Subbiah Pillai (M) 28, 30 33
Subbarao (BR) 52
Subba Rao (NV) 7
SubhaRao (A) 42
Subha Reddy (P) 37
Subramoney (■ 0 33
Subramaniyara (CL) 18, 47, 57
Subramaniyani (CV) 33
Subramaniyatn (H) 46, 48
Subramariiyam (ICS) 62
Subramaniyam (LS) 50
Subramaniyam (P) 37
Subramaniyam (S) 38
Subramaniyam (TR) 10, 68, 69
Subramaniyam (TV) 14, 21, 54
Subramaniyam (V) 28, 29
Subramaniyam (VK) 12, 58, 66
Sudha Rao (V) 11
Sulairaan (M) 4
Sulaiman Varasi fM) 41
Summanwar (AS) 62
Sundaram (NV) 44, 62, 63, 67
Sundaram (S) 58
Siiaderani (CV) 48
Sunder Raj (DD) 24
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Sundrababu (PC) 44
Suniffcumar 53
Suryanarayana (D) 19, 29, 36, 37, 45, 58
Suryanarayana (S) 29
Swaminathan (B) 58
Swaminathaa (NP) 11
Swamp (C) 59
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Tabliani fBD) 16
Tadulingham (C) 9, 18, 21. 23, 25
Tale (YM) 49
Talgeri (GM) 11, 31, 44
Tambe(GC)20
Tamhane (R.V) 20
Tamhane (VA) 20
Tandon (IN) 35, 45
Taodon (RK) 18
Tandon (RN) 41, 44
Taslim (M) 34
Teotia(TPS) II, 13, 51, 52
Tewfik (M) 45
Thakare (KR) 38, 49
Thakur (C) 9, 1 8. 21 . 23, 25, 53, 54, 55.
Thakur (DP) 42
Thangavelu (TKl 2
Thiriimalachar (MJ) 43, 46
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Thobbi (W) 31, 32
Thomas (CA) 60
Thomas (KM) 25, 29, 51. 58
Thomas (PM) 26, 27, 28
Thyaga Rajan (NM) 20
Tidkee (PM) 68
Tikar (DT) 38
Timmons (FL) 23, 25
Tiwarl (MM) 5!
Tiwary (NP) 32
Trehan (KN) I, 3, 10, 11, 12. 17, 28. 36, 46, 62, 69
Tripathi (BB) 20
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Urs (NVR) 46
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Uttaman (P) 21 , 32
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Vaheduddin (S) 25, 27, 34 , 36, 37, 38, 46
Vaidyanathan (R) 17
Valsala (PG) 64
Varadarajan (BS) 65
Varasi (MS) 25,46
Varatha Rajan (G) 30
Varma (HS) 50
Varma (BK) 4, 16, 50, 60
Varma (PM) 4?, 46. 49, 63
Varma (SS) 59
Vasantaraj David (B) 36, 37, 44, 61
Vasudevan (CK) 58
Vashisht (KS) 39
Vasudeva (RS) 1, 6, 7, 33, 34, 35, 36, 44, 47, 58, 61, 62, 66
Vasudeva Menon (PP) 36, 49
Vaugh (M) 20
Veda Moorthy (G) 14, 15, 30
Venkata Narayana (G) 18
Venkata' Ram (CS) 8, 56
Venkataraman (J) 51
Venkataraman (N) 68
Venkataraman (T) 53
Venkataraman (T8) 21 23
Venkataraman (TV) 12, 36, 52, 60
Venkataramani (KS) 22, 25, 55, 56, 65
Venkatarao (A) 62
Venkataratnam (L) 25, 48
Venkatakrishnan (NS) 29
Venkatatayan (SV) 1,57 ■ •
Venkatareddi (J) 67
Venkatasubban (CS) 60
Venketesh (MV) 5, 14,40, 66
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Verma (SS) 20, 35
Veva! (El) 13
Vijaya Kumar 37
Vijaya Lakshmi (U) 51
Vijaya Raghavan (S) 36, 59
Vlrdl(SS) 23
Visser(T) 56
Vodcker(JA) 19,23
Von Barren (WL) 18
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Wakankar(SM) 21
Wankhede (NP) 69
Watt(G) 55
Wes!ey (WK) 46, 49
Westrop CAR) 56
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